Persuasive Essay On Robby Bad Health

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Robby is an alcoholic, musical artist, and father of a small family. When Robby started drinking, he became very destructive and irresponsible. He started to drive drunk and was arrested several times. Afterwards, he started to care less and less about life; eventually, his musical group, City High, disbanded. He lost his job and has no source of income. Drinking alcohol can cause a person to make bad life choices, be abusive, and may or may not get a disease. Even though a person like Robby is brought up very well and is very talented, it doesn’t mean that he or she won’t face an intervention someday in their lives. There might be a lot of pressure in the family, and he or she can be very dependent on others. In my opinion, Robby’s health

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