The Benefits of Quitting Drinking

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The Benefits of Quitting Drinking
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1. Longer Lifespan
You will generally die about 10 to 20 years early
if you are an alcoholic and continue to drink
right up until you die.    If you continue to
drink your chances of quitting smoking are slim
to none.  The fact that most alcoholics are also
heavy smokers is a double whammy when it comes to
mortality rates.  Heavy drinking and heavy
smoking kills people faster than you think.
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2. Improved Quality of Life
If you quit drinking then your life will
generally improve in just about every way.  Not
only your health, but also your ability to work,
get a better job, advance in your career, improve
your relationships, and so on.  If you continue
to abuse alcohol all of that stuff can only get
steadily worse over time.  You may get lucky
every once in a while and make some progress, but
for the most part you will go steadily downward.
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3. Improve Your Relationships
This is huge.  If you quit drinking then the
benefit to all of your relationships in your life
will be tremendous.  Not only will communicate
more honestly and openly with everyone, but you
will be about a thousand times more helpful and
useful, and the people in your life will
reciprocate that back to you.  Everything will be
much smoother if and when you stop drinking.
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4. Spiritual Growth
If you considered yourself spiritual in the
past, then quitting drinking will open the door
on this wide open, and your life will probably be
transformed from a spiritual standpoint.  Even if
you do not work a religious or spiritual program
of recovery, the basic mechanics of recovery and
of not drinking are spiritual in nature anyway. 
You cant help but make progress in this area
when you are sober, whether you acknowledge that
growth or not.
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