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Alcohol rehabilitation programs nowadays have holistic approach to alcoholism. Other than medication, therapy, and counseling, some of them touch and even follow through the spiritual life of a recovering alcoholic. Yet, the level of success is not always the same to every person; some may lead a sober living, struggle with relapses, or get back to drinking after some time. There can be one assurance, though: getting sober is an alcoholic's personal decision. | Alcohol rehabilitation programs nowadays have holistic approach to alcoholism. Other than medication, therapy, and counseling, some of them touch and even follow through the spiritual life of a recovering alcoholic. Yet, the level of success is not always the same to every person; some may lead a sober living, struggle with relapses, or get back to drinking after some time. There can be one assurance, though: getting sober is an alcoholic's personal decision. | ||