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Text Box: Self Assessment Addiction is a serious and dangerous disease, causing stress pain to the user and his or her family, friends and co-workers. An addiction may build gradually and without warning, leaving loved ones and even the user unaware of its dangerous effects. If you think you or someone you know may have a problem with addiction, please take a few minutes and answer the following questions. Are you having money troubles because of drinking or using? Do you ever stay home from work because of drinking or using? Is drinking or using causing trouble in your family? Have you lost a job because of drinking or using? Do you drink or use to escape your problems? Do you drink or use when you are alone? Do you have blackouts? (Loss of memory for events that happened or of actions you performed while drinking or using?) Do you feel remorse after drinking or using? Do you need a drink at a definite time every day? Do you drink in the morning? Have you ever been in a hospital because of drinking or using? Has a doctor ever treated you for your drinking or using? Do you drink or use too much at the wrong time? Do you make promises to yourself or others about your drinking or using? Do you have to keep on drinking or using once you have started? Is drinking or using making it hard for you to sleep? Have you had an accident because of drinking or using? Are you less particular about people you are with and the places you go when you are drinking or using? Have you been arrested more than once for drunk driving or driving under the influence of drugs? Has drinking or using affected your health? If you have answered “yes” to any of these questions, you may have a problem. If you think you have a problem, please contact the McLeod Center at (704) 332-9001 or come in for a free assessment (no appointment necessary) by one of our trained clinicians. People get well at McLeod Center

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