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'It’s Not That Easy To Stop,' Says Woman Of Her Problems With Alcohol
Holli claims her mother, Shelly, has a lot of excuses as to why she drinks. “She has gone through her life blaming other people instead of looking at herself,” she says. Holli’s sister, Hillary, says their mom uses her children, her husband, and even the deaths of her brothers as an excuse for her problems with alcohol.
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“It’s not that easy to stop,” says Shelly, adding, “It’s a disease.” She claims she drinks because her daughters are disrespectful, her husband, John, is an enabler, and alcoholism runs in her family.
Why does Dr. Phil say that she’s using deflection to control the conversation about her drinking?
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“It’s not that easy to stop,” says Shelly, adding, “It’s a disease.” She claims she drinks because her daughters are disrespectful, her husband, John, is an enabler, and alcoholism runs in her family.
Why does Dr. Phil say that she’s using deflection to control the conversation about her drinking?
Check here to find out where you can watch Friday’s episode.
TELL DR. PHIL YOUR STORY: Ready to confront someone?
Dr. Phil’s 'Drop Dead Deal Breakers' And The Risk Factors For Victims Of Domestic Violence
Dr. Phil’s ‘Drop Dead Deal Breakers’ And The Risk Factors For Victims Of Domestic Violence