Jesse had a very difficult time keeping a job. If truth be told, due to her laziness and lack of drive, she was out of a job far more often than she was in a state of employment. And when she did land a job, she had a particularly hard time getting to work in a timely manner, she often got less than positive performance evaluations, and she called off sick so frequently that she typically got fired four or five weeks after she started working. To no one’s surprise, one of the results of Jesse’s less than optimal work track record was the fact that she was virtually penniless from day-to-day.

Despite Jesse’s less than stellar work track record and financial lack of attention, on the other hand, somehow she made it a point to drink in a hazardous and abusive manner most of the time.  Not surprisingly, her abusive and excessive drinking also resulted in a host of relationship issues over the years.

Based on her hazardous and excessive drinking, it came as no big surprise when Jesse received a second DWI. When she went to court, the judge told Jesse that her alcohol-related behavior was irresponsible and, as a consequence, he was going to sentence Jesse to serve seven months behind bars.

Time In Jail To Think About The Damaging Consequences of Abusive Drinking

During her time while locked up in jail, Jesse was expected to learn more about alcohol facts, about the negative consequences of irresponsible drinking, and she was required to get alcohol treatment. The magistrate stressed the fact that unless Jesse receives professional alcohol counseling and discovers how to live an alcohol-free life, she will most probably be spending a lot more time in jail.

Jesse said that she understood what the magistrate was proclaiming but she still believed that placement in the county jail was not the right decision. The magistrate saw things in an entirely different way and stated that it was his job to keep alcoholics off the streets who drive under the influence and who get arrested for a DWI. To give credibility to this assertion, the magistrate quoted some long-standing, highly researched alcohol statistics that underscored some of the negative outcomes that are related to hazardous and irresponsible drinking.

Although Jesse comprehended that she drank irresponsibly, she never thought that she was alcohol dependent. So it was a real shocker when Jesse began experiencing symptoms of alcohol withdrawal just about four hours after going to jail.

To manage her alcohol withdrawals in a safe and sound manner, Jesse was transferred to a rehab facility for alcohol detox and then returned to the city jail. While locked up in the local jail Jesse was given a mental health assessment for her depression and was given alcohol rehabilitation but due to the fact that she received this counseling as something that was imposed upon her, she did not take ownership of her hazardous and excessive drinking.

When her time behind bars was finished, the judge without vacillation announced to Jesse that she would be under rigorous surveillance and would be mandated to take periodic blood alcohol tests.

Jessie’s Abusive Drinking Stops Her From Living in a Responsible and Productive Manner

After hearing how Jesse failed to take ownership of her drinking problem and how she unwillingly followed the rehab modus operandi while in the municipal jail, the judge knew that it was essentially a matter of time before he would be seeing Jesse once again in court about her hazardous drinking behavior. As the magistrate thought about Jesse’s circumstance, he couldn’t help but think about how some people never use common sense and discover how to live in an accountable and productive manner.

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