Hi Ozram,
First of all well done for admitting you have a Alcohol Problem, as you reckonise you can't stop & have an Addiction is the first step to Recovery, I think you have some great Advice on here already, and exactly as i would have Adviced as many have on here already you cannot Just stop drinking its very Dangerous & you,d be sure to go into a full blown withdrawel & have Sezuires, There is help out there, I'm not going to say its going to be a easy road because i,d be liying & its also if your ready to quit, Its also how much you want to come off alcohol & if your really ready to lead a alcohol free life, even after withdrawing & being Alcohol free the battle starts in quitting for good, there are some great Support groups out there Ozram, Especailly in your Local area, Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a free self-help group. Its "12-step" programme involves getting sober with the help of regular support groups,
Another is the The Southwark Substance Misuse Team is a team of qualified social workers who work closely with the PCT, the South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust and independent sector providers.
The team accepts referrals, including self-referrals, for Southwark residents aged 18 to 64 years who are experiencing problems with alcohol and want to work towards abstinence.
The team can offer advice and may be able to refer you to other services, including counselling, structured day activities and mutual aid groups.
To find out more about how the substance misuse team may be able to help you, contact them Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm on 020 7919 2403,
You Can also ask your Gp for Advice & treatment in your Local area,
Hope this has helped a little Ozram, & I wish you the Very Best & hope with help & Support you enjoy your new found freedom from Alcohol Addiction on the Rd to Recovery! Stay Positive & Most Importantly don't Give up :-)