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   Blackout drunk: More common than you think   
      
   By Kelly Wallace, CNN   
      
   Updated 10:04 AM ET, Fri August 7, 2015   
      
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   Story highlights   
   In new bestselling book, author tries to increase awareness about blackouts   
   Study: 51% of college students who drank reported at least one blackout   
   Kelly Wallace is CNN's digital correspondent and editor-at-large covering   
   family, career and life. Read her other columns, and follow her reports at CNN   
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   (CNN)I'm not proud to reveal that I occasionally blacked out after drinking   
   binges during college and in the first few years after graduation. Waking up   
   and not remembering parts of the previous night was always embarrassing and   
   sometimes frightening.    
   Did I do anything I would regret?   
      
   Thankfully, I never found myself answering a mortified "yes" to that question,   
   even though there were plenty of cringe-worthy moments I don't remember that I   
   learned about later.   
      
   What I do remember after those experiences is that I always felt different   
   than my friends; I assumed there was something about me, maybe my family   
   history of alcoholism, that caused me to black out while they didn't. But   
   blackouts just weren't something    
   that we discussed. I was embarrassed, and I didn't think they could relate.   
   I'm glad we're talking about them now, though, thanks in part to a powerful   
   best-selling memoir by Sarah Hepola titled "Blackout: Remembering the Things I   
   Drank to Forget."   
      
   Sarah Hepola is the author of "Blackout: Remembering the Things I Drank   
   to Forget."   
   Sarah Hepola is the author of "Blackout: Remembering the Things I Drank to   
   Forget."   
      
   Hepola, a personal essays editor at Salon who experienced blackouts during her   
   25 years of drinking, assumed everyone knew what they were. So much so, in   
   fact, that when her father suggested she needed to explain them in her book,   
   she thought he was    
   mistaken.   
      
      
   http://www.cnn.com/2015/08/06/health/blackouts-drinking-book-sarah-hepola/   
      
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