" That night, de Lesseps admitted she "fell off the wagon.
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It was then that the wheels fell off the wagon.
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If they fall off the wagon and take the dose
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The wheels came off the wagon when Chuck's chin cracked.
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Before rehab, Ben had fallen off the wagon for 18 months.
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I felt like a drug addict who'd fallen off the wagon.
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I guess we'll se if he falls off the wagon next week.
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But rehab experts will tell you ... most addicts fall off the wagon.
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I was getting fed up with falling off the wagon too often.
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And every time I got bigger when I went off the wagon.
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He said he fell off the wagon after receiving his HIV diagnosis.
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It's like a man falling off the wagon after decades of sobriety.
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These worked temporarily, but I always fell right back off the wagon.
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In last night's episode, Annalise falls off the wagon and turns to vodka.
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Many fall off the wagon, but second, third and fourth chances are given.
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This is where the wheels fall off the wagon of current trade policy.
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But even in the Thompson fight the wheels were falling off the wagon.
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As we reported, Scott's off the wagon and friends say he needs rehab.
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This Ben falls off the wagon as he talks, downing shot after shot.
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When Frank opens the door, Patrick is concerned that he fell off the wagon.
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Forgive yourself if you fall off the wagon instead of going straight to guilt.
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The incident takes place the night that recovering alcoholic Adam falls off the wagon.
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We didn't want the show to be about falling on and off the wagon.
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If you're gonna fall off the wagon, just always plan to get back on.
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Ben Affleck seemed to have fallen off the wagon Saturday night at a Halloween party.
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Based on Keedick's account, it appears he fell off the wagon before his last concert.
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We're told Ben fell off the wagon a while ago, and has gotten progressively worse.
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That first night unshackled I went all out with a swan dive off the wagon.
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Nobody falls off the wagon or gets rushed away in an ambulance as onlookers sob.
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Before that Lovato had admitted falling off the wagon after nearly 6 years of sobriety.
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I assume the same is true for alcoholics and drug addicts who fall off the wagon.
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Zielinski found that for women in MMT, cannabis use was associated with falling off the wagon.
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The second time I fell off the wagon was when I took a job in management.
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A recent photo of Lovato has led one fan to speculate whether she's fallen off the wagon.
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IC: It's often seen in our culture as a shameful process, like you fell off the wagon.
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Where do we go when we fall off the wagon and we need to get up again?
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We're told doctors warned him his diabetes could come back if he falls off the wagon again.
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We're told Scheana fears he's off the wagon, and she's considering pulling the plug on their marriage.
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If you fall off the wagon with one of your routines, you can always start fresh tomorrow.
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Or maybe you&aposre on a roll and don&apost want anything tipping you off the wagon.
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Last month she released a song called "Sober" where she revealed she had fallen off the wagon.
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However, in true pre-Premier League era Portsmouth style, the wheels came off the wagon in spectacular fashion.
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Where do we go when we fall off the wagon and we need to get back up again?
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Disick "needs structure, a job and a role to stop him from falling off the wagon," the source said.
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"He needs structure, a job and a role to stop him from falling off the wagon," adds the source.
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Els got himself on the green and was putting for bogey when the wheels quickly fell off the wagon.
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Fallon said Bobbitt is currently receiving treatment for drug addiction after having "fallen off the wagon," the newspaper reported.
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We're told Ben actually wanted the help because he was in a deep tailspin after falling off the wagon.
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He says when rumors were swirling he wasn't ready to tell the world about him falling off the wagon.
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"I think everybody who liked Pennywise got off the wagon really early," says Chris Hannah, the band's vocalist-guitarist.
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As with cigarettes or alcohol, if we fall off the wagon, we don't give up; we get back on.
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Even with these tricks, there were times I fell off the wagon and worries about paying bills would creep up.
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Scott Disick's shaking off his friends' concerns he's fallen off the wagon ... partying again with a roster full of babes!!!
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Remember, he, too, has a secret: He fell off the wagon, alcohol-wise, and did not divulge that to Sharon.
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And if they go off the wagon and start eating carbs, they go right back to where they were before.
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She talks a lot about him Kim is doing, and mentions there's always a chance Kim could fall off the wagon.
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"I used to constantly feel bad about falling off the wagon and stress about having to get back on," Victoria says.
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They're coming down off "sassafras" — a form of ecstasy — and both are realizing they've just catapulted themselves off the wagon. Again.
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I would do something new for a few days or maybe a few weeks and then fall off the wagon again.
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One, a former alcoholic, was on public assistance and had two children; we suspected he had recently fallen off the wagon.
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Our sources say Ben has fallen off the wagon for the last 18 months ... sometimes regaining sobriety only to slip again.
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I'm convinced Kim falls off the wagon once and a while too, so I tried not to feel guilty about it.
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I was often drinking when I typed these responses, having fallen off the wagon almost as soon as I had quit.
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I fell off the wagon around the time creator Amy Sherman-Palladino left and didn't watch the last season at all.
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Is it any wonder he's fallen so hard off the wagon that he's asking Cousin Greg to procure drugs for him?
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She fell off the wagon after the death of her AA sponsor Ollie (Mary Kay Place), who was also Richard's sponsor.
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Demi was in a downhill slide for months before the OD ... and it wasn't the first time she fell off the wagon.
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When I'm eating well, I'm a fucking champion; when I'm off the wagon, so to speak, my spending and eating both suffer.
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I was an addict, and I guess I'm a prescription addict still, although I maybe fall off the wagon once a month.
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That said, law enforcement says Chris' death is an apparent suicide, which raises the question about whether he'd fallen off the wagon.
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He also falls off the wagon and straight into a bender, which makes the whole "reinvention" thing just a little bit harder.
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His friends are convinced he's off the wagon, and for the last few weeks they've been trying to get through to him.
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Once I fell off the wagon by making a single purchase for the day, what was stopping me from continuing to spend?
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Now, Smith says he's been clean for 7 years and he clearly understands what's at stake if he falls off the wagon.
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Also while on the road, the singer released an emotional new song called titled "Sober ," where she sings about falling off the wagon.
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But each time you go back to it, you should say, 'What was the ingredient that contributed to me going off the wagon?
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But, Tommie fell off the wagon before last week's court appearance ... and our sources claim the stress of the case caused her relapse.
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It's clear that Monteith was able to manage his addiction for years, and that, tragically, one night off the wagon led to his death.
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David Cassidy seems to have fallen off the wagon -- and almost off the stage -- in what appears to be a drunken performance this weekend.
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If I were to fall off the wagon tomorrow and smoke a cigarette, I wouldn't just assume I'm going to go back to smoking.
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But if one spouse isn't off the wagon, the researchers aren't about to encourage them to start drinking in order to "fix" their marriage.
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And it had never occurred to me that he was an alcoholic—that he needed help and support to avoid falling off the wagon.
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"I would do good for a couple of months and then I would just fall off the wagon every single time," Ms. Espada said.
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The only problem, other than the obvious problem that I was about to willingly hop off the wagon, was my lack of a wine opener.
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Ben Affleck is trying to get past falling off the wagon by moving forward with work ... even if he looks a little worse for wear.
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As we reported, Ben said on Sunday he regretted falling off the wagon but said he was doubling down in his resolve to regain his sobriety.
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And if Richie falls off the wagon, as he does in spectacular fashion after he kills a man, then his life must take a new direction.
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If it is as bad for us as I, for one, think, then you fall off the wagon [and] you get back on the next day.
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"Everybody was worried that you had fallen off the wagon and all this different stuff," Rose tells Dennis in Entertainment Tonight's sneak peek at Thursday's episode.
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But insiders worry that the hangers-on who enabled and facilitated her fall off the wagon may make their way back into the star's inner circle.
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The bobble head recovers briefly as most of Ortiz's body seems unobjectionable, but then we get to the head and the wheels fall off the wagon.
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Our sources say Ben went on his own accord several times last week ... well aware he had fallen off the wagon and into a downward spiral.
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They can't quite reconcile the wild child with the woman who now so rarely drinks that people worry I've fallen off the wagon when I do.
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David Cassidy says it may have looked like he fell off the wagon at a concert Saturday night, but it wasn't that ... he says he has dementia.
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That same effort always came to a calamitous end because I constantly obsessed over that long list and, in a weak moment, fell off the wagon. Hard.
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If he had told me when he fell off the wagon all of those times, rather than lied to me, I would have felt compassion for him.
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Not because I expected her to fall off the wagon as quickly as she had in the past, but because I was super-skeptical of her reasoning.
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We're told Khloe's view was that she was exercising tough love on Rob, because she felt he was falling off the wagon and Chyna was preying on him.
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By the end of the season he goes back on years of sobriety, raids a hotel mini fridge, and falls off the wagon and flat onto his face.
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But in April rumors of a relapse swirled, and on June 21, Lovato confirmed she had fallen off the wagon in "Sober," a heartbreaking ballad about her relapse.
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When we last saw our jagged little pill-popper, Marc Maron (Marc Maron), he'd fallen off the wagon and down a few rungs on the ladder of life.
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Valerie's mom, Janice Fairman, tells TMZ her daughter checked into 5 different rehab treatment facilities over the last 5 years, but she fell off the wagon every time.
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Scheana filed for divorce in November simultaneously cutting Mike off from their credit cards because she feared he'd fallen off the wagon and cleaned out their bank account.
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But in April rumors of a relapse swirled, and on June 21, Lovato confirmed she had fallen off the wagon in "Sober," a heartbreaking ballad about her recent relapse.
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For example, if you were on a diet, and chocolate cakes started popping up everywhere around you, there's an extremely high chance you'd fall off the wagon, says Lindstrom.
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Regardless of if you've been a forever stan or if you jumped off the wagon after "Our Song," there's no denying that the new album is straight-up magical.
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But in April rumors of a relapse swirled, and on June 21, Lovato confirmed she had fallen off the wagon in "Sober," a heartbreaking ballad about her recent relapse.
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And if you've fallen off the wagon in terms of, say, your lofty plans to save money in 2017, we've got just the tips you need to start fresh.
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The wheels were already falling off the wagon on Monday, however, when he came under fire for his tweets after his win over the No. 5 seed Dominic Thiem.
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Anyone who has spent a prolonged amount of time visiting the vapid human cesspool that is Los Angeles can understand the temptation, and ultimate surrender, to fall off the wagon.
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In the episode, Jack — who has just fallen off the wagon — heads to the bar for a drink after Rebecca (Mandy Moore) leaves for the first leg of her tour.
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Michael falls off the wagon — a moment signaled by an action-freezing, sepulchral spotlight, courtesy of the lighting designer Hugh Vanstone — and initiates an especially cruel, soul-baring party game.
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Chrissy Teigen documented an epic day of eating on her Snapchat on Tuesday so hunger-inducing even the strictest of dieters would be tempted to fall off the wagon after watching.
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Torres had a rough upbringing that included getting hooked on drugs in his teenage years and later working as Lenny Kravitz's assistant before he was fired for falling off the wagon.
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Every day without a cigarette is a miserable, massive victory, and every time I fall off the wagon it feels like the wagon ran me over as it left me behind.
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Rob Kardashian is contacting his old party buddies and his family thinks it's a sign he's off the wagon in a big way ... and they blame it all on Blac Chyna.
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The major U.S. indexes are trading at all-time highs, but if you're nervous the rally could soon stall, one trader insists it's not time to jump off the wagon just yet.
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There were a couple falls off the wagon -- in 2003 he was stopped for drunken driving in Phoenix and briefly jailed -- but, in general, he held up his end of the bargain.
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Thankfully, the "Total Divas" star was able to enter into a 12-step program to get clean ... and says she still attends AA meetings every week to avoid falling off the wagon.
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"The only thing I find unfortunate is that I'm seeing a ton of press saying 'Scott's off the wagon and he's this and he's that and he's all these things,' " he said.
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Friends of Demi tell us ... even before she released her song, "Sober," confessing she had fallen off the wagon, it was apparent to them she had slipped back into her drug use.
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I think it gives it this, it gives us this, like, higher power, like, oh, this is really bad and I can't believe I did this, I completely fell off the wagon.
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As they fly coach back to New York, Richie lets Zak marinate in his own guilt — and then, succumbing to his own, Richie falls off the wagon, slamming down a double vodka.
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I knew that what was required for when he veers off course and falls off the wagon was to step into chaos in a sense and to actually not be in control.
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The film starts as an examination of Ruth's archives, which included pills and artwork, but the focus shifts to Hope as her own health issues resurface and she falls off the wagon.
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You'll recall ... Bam fell off the wagon back in August, when he cracked open a cold beer after saying he was robbed at gunpoint in Cartagena, Colombia during a super sketchy cab ride.
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His brother and road manager (Sam Elliott) leaves him, and while Ally inspires Jackson to get sober in fits and spurts, he nevertheless keeps falling off the wagon at the worst possible moments.
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Some argue it can provide relief of the chronic pain that often leads people to opioids in the first place, while other worry it could cause recovering addicts to fall off the wagon.
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Think about it this way: A single treat or meal will not derail your diet, but your response to eating the treat can cause you to lose control and fall off the wagon.
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After she and best friend/maybe girlfriend Jules (Hunter Schafer) parted ways, Rue (Zendaya) fell off the wagon after three months of sobriety, turning once again to painkillers to cope with her feelings.
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" "She would never say never, but he needs to completely change his personality," the source explained, adding that Disick "needs structure, a job and a role to stop him from falling off the wagon.
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Even the most loyal gym rats fall off the wagon in the weeks between Thanksgiving and New Year's, thanks to countless holiday parties, extra glasses of champagne and that last bite of apple pie.
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Of course, chefs are known to let off steam through booze, but agency work, while giving you your time back or increasing your earnings, can be the catalyst for falling off the wagon altogether.
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The most interesting is definitely Jasmine Guy guest-starring as a woman named Gemma whom Chief Webber (James Pickens Jr.) knows from his time in AA. Her sponsor died, and she fell off the wagon.
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The sober streak is over for Dennis Rodman -- the NBA star admits he fell off the wagon and had started drinking again ... but now says he's still focused on cutting booze out of his life.
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He tried more than once to get clean, he says, but would only "make it to day three" of vomiting and chills from withdrawal before he'd fall off the wagon and pick up the pipe.
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If you are looking to peak for summer season, my advice is to give yourself at least three months, depending on how far off the wagon you are, for your body to adjust and see results.
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As we reported ... his friends are worried sick he's fallen off the wagon and gone back to his hardcore partying all over L.A. to get back at Kourtney Kardashian for banging a 24-year-old model.
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Fed up with soul-crushing life in Big Pharma, humiliated by his vindictive coworker, and in denial about falling off the wagon, Rob decides to go back on the job market when Sharon returns to teaching.
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We broke the story ... those close to Luann said she fell off the wagon at least 2 weeks before she checked into rehab a few weeks back -- for the second time in less than a year.
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In a statement posted to the band's website, Alexakis revealed that he had been diagnosed with the disease three years ago but is speaking out in the wake of rumors that he had fallen off the wagon.
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Sources close to the 'Real Housewives' star tell us she fell off the wagon at least 2 weeks before Bethenny Frankel announced her 'RHONY' pal was reentering a rehab facility -- the second time in less than year.
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What makes championship runs like the one they're on so rare and reverential is the difficulty that comes with pulling different egos, skill-sets, backgrounds, and personalities in one direction without a wheel falling off the wagon.
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Budgeting for me is like trying to tally up those diet plan food points: I fail miserably every time, feel like a loser when I fall off the wagon, and land right back at square one without collecting $200.
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Haunted by his own violent past, Robicheaux keeps trying to redeem himself through good works; but when he falls off the wagon, as he does here in a spectacular way, he thinks he might be capable of committing murder.
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As we reported ... when paramedics arrived they administered Narcan, which reverses the effects of an opioid OD. Our sources say the bodyguard, the assistant and others on Demi's team were aware she had fallen off the wagon months before.
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He's weepy and needy and desperate, falling off the wagon back into alcoholism, and when Alison finally confronts him about his wife, he shoves her against the wall, then throws her so she cracks her head on a table.
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The fact that well-meaning friends took my piss-weak explanation for getting back on the sauce—anxiety—made it easy to fall back off the wagon without actually examining the deep-seated reasons why I drank in the first place.
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We spoke with Bam's mother, April Margera, who tells us Bam had been doing better with his alcoholism over the past 8 months, and was seeing a zen healer as well as a therapist ... but fell off the wagon this weekend.
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Fan theories include that Jack died in 9/11, that he drank himself to death after falling off the wagon, and even that his best friend Miguel (Jon Huertas) murdered him in cold blood so that Miguel could be with Rebecca.
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This is a plot I welcome after the convoluted, elongated Sin Rostro story line (which this week resulted in Luisa falling off the wagon, nearly getting Lina fired a necessitating a return to rehab) because it's sillier, though with real stakes.
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His lawyer — now jailed for falling off the wagon in a kombucha-induced bender — points out that he'd be a CTO at either company, but Richard is still adamant that he won't return to Pied Piper as anything but CEO.
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In "Cricket," that means the episode begins with a fairly ironclad sitcom premise: Marjorie (Mimi Kennedy), the seen-it-all veteran of the characters' addiction support group, loses it after her own sponsor falls off the wagon after 52 years of sobriety.
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" Like other addicts, she falls off the wagon only to try again: "Part of proving that you're truly ready to recover—in drug court, in a meeting, in a memoir—involves admitting that you don't know if you can recover at all.
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It's a lot more than I intended to spend, but I know in the future I may not have the means to cover it and I don't want to fall off the wagon with it ($20 in the total was cash tip).
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While intermittent fasting was easy to adopt, I was far from perfect, and most weeks had me falling off the wagon, especially on days when I ate out with friends, which made me wonder if I was canceling out any potential gains.
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Instead, we have what is essentially the same as a macho drinking contest itself—a next to useless drying out period that puts strain on the internal organs, with benefits that can be wiped out in the stampede back off the wagon on February 1st.
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When video of the incident hit YouTube about a week later amid speculation Fisher had fallen off the wagon, her rep issued a statement explaining she'd had "a medical incident related to [her] bipolar disorder" and had gone to a hospital to reevaluate her meds.
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Finally, to help ensure that people don't fall off the wagon, the Fit app also includes a coaching function with customized tips on how to earn more Heart Points and how to set and and adjust goals for people who want to increase their fitness over time.
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"So, if you see me stumbling…sweaty, looking both tired and anxious at the same time, maybe a little more confused than usual, or forgetting lyrics yet looking happy (which is weird for me), please know that I have not fallen off the wagon," Alexakis finished.
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But in April, fans online speculated that Lovato had fallen off the wagon when the same photo was posted to separate Instagram accounts: In one post by singer Hayley Kiyoko, Lovato was holding a cup containing a yellow liquid; in the other, the cup appeared to be blurred out.
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With the help of Jim Pfaus, a Concordia University neuroscientist who studies sexual arousal, that piece basically concluded that if you quit stroking it, it would be an interesting novelty, but you're probably going to fall off the wagon pretty quickly, and that won't be a big deal.
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But in April, fans online speculated that Lovato had fallen off the wagon when the same photo was posted to separate Instagram accounts: In one post by singer Hayley Kiyoko, Lovato was holding a cup containing a yellow liquid; in the other, the cup appeared to be blurred out.
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Alex's addiction, meanwhile, is treated with similar subtlety and, without wanting to give to much away, his falling off the wagon at a pivotal moment in the story made me wince—it succeeds in capturing the way in which addiction compels people to act in ways wildly against their own interests.
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Its depiction of addicts falling off the wagon, of the emotional darkness that might lead them there, and of the way their loved ones don't know how to navigate the minefield they leave behind has deep empathy for both addicts and those who love them but have their patience tested.
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