Is one of my all time favorite movies. This movie blew me out of my seat as a kid, and still kills me every time I watch it. Only four or five movies have made me cry, much less sob uncontrollably. When I returned from seeing E.T. For the first time, I couldn't talk for the rest of the day.

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I laid in my bed and cried for about five hours. The movie still makes tears well up in my eyes and gives me a lump in my throat. I still find it profoundly moving. It's heart-breakingly sad, yet phenomenally uplifting at the same time. I had no idea a movie could be so powerful when I saw this in the movies for the first time when I was eleven.

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What I think makes E.T. So powerful for me now is the heart-wrenching way it has of making me long to be a kid again. I refuse to ever completely grow up, and my memories are my own, but man does this movie make me wish I was eleven again, when riding my bike was a pleasure, Matchbox cars were the greatest thing in the world, Halloween was a night of mystery and creepy fun I looked forward to all year, going to the movies was an adventure, and looking up at the stars could be a mind-blowing experience. Keeps those feeling alive for me.

So do a lot of other things, but E.T. Is the champ. As much as my cynical adult side may want to slap Steven Spielberg around sometimes, I would happily give him a hug for his timeless gift to the world, E.T. THE EXTRA TERRESTRIAL.

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AWD only affects people with a history of heavy alcohol use. Heavy drinkers may develop this condition if they:. suddenly stop drinking. reduce their alcohol use too quickly. don’t eat enough when reducing alcohol use. have a head injury.

are sick or have an infectionExcessive drinking excites and irritates the nervous system. If you drink daily, your body becomes dependent on alcohol over time. When this happens, your central nervous system can no longer adapt easily to the lack of alcohol.Alcohol can impact your brain’s neurotransmitters. These are chemicals that act as your brain’s messengers to other parts of your brain and nervous system.When you drink, the alcohol suppresses certain neurotransmitters in your brain.

This is what can cause you to feel relaxed when drinking.When the neurotransmitters are no longer suppressed, but are used to working harder to overcome the suppression, they go into a state of overexcitement. If you suddenly stop drinking or significantly reduce the amount of alcohol you drink, it can cause alcohol withdrawal. You’re at risk of AWD if you have:. been drinking heavily for a long time.

a history of alcohol withdrawal. a history of AWD. other health problems in addition to alcoholism. a history of seizure disorder or other brain damageAll heavy, long-term drinkers are at risk of AWD. The defines heavy drinking as 15 drinks a week for men and eight drinks a week for women.The following are the equivalent of one drink:.

1.5 ounces of distilled spirits or liquor, including gin, rum, vodka, and whiskey. 5 ounces of wine. 8 ounces of malt liquor. 12 ounces of beerBinge drinking is the most common form of heavy drinking. For women, it’s defined as four or more drinks in one sitting. For men, it is defined as five or more drinks in one sitting.Talk to your doctor if you’re concerned about your drinking habits.

They can recommend programs that will help you stop drinking. They can also help you manage any symptoms of alcohol withdrawal you experience when you stop drinking. Symptoms of AWD usually occur within three days of stopping or decreasing alcohol use.

However, sometimes they may take a week or more to appear. Alcohol withdrawal symptoms can start as early as two hours after your last drink, but it’s most likely to start between six hours to a day after your last drink, according to guidelines fromWithdrawal can be broken down into four stages with distinct symptoms.

Stage 1: 6 to 12 hours after last drinkThe first stage of alcohol withdrawal usually sets in 6 to 12 hours after the last drink. These minor withdrawal symptoms can include:. anxiety. insomnia. nausea. loss of appetite.

sweating. headache. increased or irregular heartrateStage 2: 12 to 24 hours after last drinkAlcoholic hallucinosis may occur 12 to 24 hours after the last drink, and may continue up to 48 hours after the last drink. It can involve the following types of hallucinations:. tactile hallucinations, such as having a sense of itching, burning, or numbness that isn’t actually occurring. auditory hallucinations, or hearing sounds that don’t exist.

visual hallucinations, or seeing images that don’t existIt’s rare for people going through alcohol withdrawal to experience hallucinations more than 48 hours after their last drink. Stage 3: 24 to 48 hours after last drinkWithdrawal seizures are most typically experienced 24 to 48 hours after the last drink.

Stage 4: 48 to 72 hours after last drinkAWD sets in 48 to 72 hours after the last drink. Most symptoms will typically peak five days after they begin and will begin to decrease about five to seven days after they begin. Contact your doctor right away if you’re concerned about the symptoms you’re experiencing during alcohol withdrawal.Your doctor will review your medical history, ask about your symptoms, and conduct a physical exam. Some signs your doctor will look for include:. hand tremors.

irregular heart rate. dehydration. feverYour doctor may also perform a. This tests how much alcohol is in your body. Toxicology screening is typically done with a blood or urine sample, and can also indicate if any other substances are in your body. If you’re receiving inpatient treatment, your doctor may perform toxicology screens more than once to monitor your alcohol levels.Other tests that may be ordered to evaluate your dependency on alcohol or the severity of withdrawal include:Blood magnesium level: Evaluating your blood magnesium level, or, can be done with a simple blood test.

Low magnesium levels can indicate alcoholism or severe alcohol withdrawal. Normal magnesium levels are necessary to keep the heart functioning properly.Blood phosphate level: This can also be evaluated with a blood test.

Low phosphate levels may also indicate alcoholism.Comprehensive metabolic panel: This is a blood test that requires fasting. Abnormal results can indicate alcoholism. It can also tell doctors about your overall health, including liver and kidney functioning.ECG: An, or an electrocardiograph, checks for abnormalities in the electrical activity in your heart. Because some going through alcohol withdrawal experience heart palpitations or arrhythmias, this can evaluate heart health and the severity of withdrawal.EEG: An, or electroencephalogram, can detect electrical abnormalities in your brain. This may be used to evaluate people undergoing severe alcohol withdrawal, especially in those who are prone to or are experiencing seizures.The is a series of questions used to measure alcohol withdrawal.

Your doctor may use this test to diagnose alcohol withdrawal. It can also be used to determine the severity of your symptoms. The scale measures the following 10 symptoms:. agitation. anxiety. auditory disturbances.

clouding of sensorium, or the inability to think clearly. headache. nausea. paroxysmal sweats, or sudden, uncontrollable sweating. tactile disturbances. tremors.

visual disturbances. vomitingQuestions your doctor may ask include:. Who am I?. What day is this?. Does it feel like there is a band around your head?.

Do you feel sick to your stomach?. Do you feel bugs crawling under your skin?

Treatments for AWD may include:. intravenous fluids. anticonvulsants to prevent or stop seizures. sedatives to calm agitation and treat anxiety.

antipsychotic medications to prevent hallucinations. medication to reduce fever and body aches. treatment for other alcohol-related conditions.

rehabilitation to help you stop drinkingAWD can be fatal. Your doctor may suggest that you receive treatment in a hospital so your healthcare team can monitor your condition and manage any complications. It may take up to a week for you to feel better.Rehabilitation is a long-term treatment plan intended to help. In cases of severe alcoholism or severe alcohol withdrawal, complications may arise that will need to be treated. These are typically associated with frequent heavy consumption of alcohol.

Other conditions related to heavy drinking that may need to be treated include:Alcohol-related liver disease: This occurs after years of heavy drinking and results in scarring and cirrhosis of the liver. Treatment may include antibiotics, “water pills” to remove fluid build-up, and removal of fluid from your abdomen. Left untreated, can cause liver cancer and kidney failure.Alcoholic cardiomyopathy: In, the long-term use of alcohol leads to hear failure. Treatment may include reducing sodium intake, and prescribing beta-blockers and ACE inhibitors. A heart transplant may be needed if cardiomyopathy isn’t able to be effectively treated.Alcoholic neuropathy: is damage to the nerves from excessive drinking.

Symptoms can include numbness, tingling, painful sensations, and muscle problems. Treatment may rely on physical therapy and controlling symptoms. The nerve damage is normally permanent.Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome: is a brain disorder tied to alcoholism.

It often results in brain damage in the thalamus and hypothalamus, and permanent damage to the parts of the brain involved with memory. Vitamin B-1 can improve symptoms that include muscle problems, but memory loss is often permanent.People with AWD are also at increased risk of:. injuries from falling during a seizure. injuring themselves or someone else while confused. developing an irregular heartbeat. The best way to prevent AWD is to drink moderately or not at all.

Talk to your doctor if you think you drink heavily. They can help you quit drinking in a safe environment and prevent serious symptoms of alcohol withdrawal. It’s important to address issues with heavy drinking in a medical environment rather than trying it on your own.Get emergency medical help if you think you’re experiencing symptoms of AWD. You have a better chance of making a full recovery if you receive prompt medical attention. If you’re planning on decreasing your dependence on alcohol, consult your doctor.

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They can recommend inpatient or outpatient care, depending on your current health status.You can also find support groups and resources in a number of places, both online and near you. These include:., which has both online resources and local support chapters., which has local meetings and online resources., which has online resources and facilities across the United States., which can help you find a rehabilitation center near you.