Teresa was a thirty-five-year-old financial planner who realized that she had a drinking problem. For example, within the past two months she has experienced the need to have quite a few drinks before going to work, two months ago she failed a random urine alcohol test at work, three months ago she got stopped by the police for a DWI, and finally, for approximately three months she has started to fail to remember what she says and does when she drinks with her buddies.
Not unlike other people, Teresa’s experiences with alcohol began gradually and continued at this tempo for quite a long time because every so often she engaged in sporadic social drinking. In reality, for nearly a year, every time she went out with her friends to drink, she made sure to drink in a responsible manner. Something about her drinking behavior, however, seemed to completely change when her husband divorced her.
In Order To Get Over the Divorce of Her Husband In a Less Wearisome Manner, Teresa Came to the Conclusion That She Will Start Hanging Out More Repeatedly With Some of Her Friends Who Love to Have Fun and Drink



