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- 3. Caroline Knapp's parent who was an alcoholic and whose drinking behavior was a major influence on Caroline's own struggles with alcohol.
- 4. The state of being free from the influence of drugs or alcohol.
- 7. A treatment facility that provides intensive therapy and support for people struggling with addiction.
- 14. A defense mechanism in which a person refuses to acknowledge the truth or reality of a situation, often in order to avoid uncomfortable feelings or consequences.
- 16. The city where Caroline Knapp moved after college and where she worked as a journalist for many years.
- 18. Caroline Knapp's parent who was a successful writer and editor, and who had a complicated relationship with Caroline.
- 19. The quality of being brave and willing to face difficult or challenging situations, often important in recovery from addiction.
- 20. The practice of consuming alcohol or other substances in a responsible and limited manner.
- 22. A compulsive behavior or habit that is difficult to control and often has negative consequences.
- 23. A feeling of optimism or belief that things will improve, often important in recovery from addiction.
- 24. A support group for people struggling with addiction that emphasizes the importance of spirituality and community.
- 25. Help or encouragement given to someone who is struggling or facing a difficult situation.
- 26. A group of people related by blood, marriage, or adoption, often a source of both support and stress in recovery from addiction.
- 28. A painful feeling of humiliation or distress caused by a belief that one has failed or done something wrong.
- 29. The ability to control one's own thoughts and behaviors, often important in overcoming addiction.
- 30. A person, place, or thing that can cause a strong emotional or physical reaction, often related to past trauma or addiction.
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- 1. The quality of being truthful and open, often important in recovery from addiction.
- 2. A book in which the author writes about their own experiences and memories, often focusing on a particular theme or period of their life.
- 5. A form of treatment that involves talking with a trained professional in order to address emotional or psychological issues.
- 6. The city in Massachusetts where Caroline Knapp grew up and where her parents still lived.
- 8. The study of food and how it affects the body, often important in recovery from addiction.
- 9. The act of returning to a behavior or habit that one has previously quit, often in reference to addiction.
- 10. The physical and emotional symptoms that occur when a person stops using a drug or alcohol after prolonged use.
- 11. Not under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
- 12. People with whom one has a close relationship and who can provide emotional support and companionship.
- 13. A colorless volatile flammable liquid that is produced by the natural fermentation of sugars.
- 15. The process of overcoming addiction and returning to a healthy and fulfilling life.
- 17. A period of time during which a person cannot remember what happened while they were drinking.
- 21. Caroline Knapp's profession before she became a full-time writer and wrote Drinking: A Love Story.
- 27. An organ in the body that helps to process and filter toxins, including alcohol.
