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The Tell Tale Signs of Substance Abuse

Written on March 19th, 2010 by Nick HayesView Comments

Substance abuse refers to overindulgence and dependence on drug and alcohol such that they are detrimental to the body and mind alike. Substance abuse is one of the most rapidly growing problems amongst adolescents and young adults today. However a significant number of adults indulge in it as well. Various awareness programmes are conducted in schools and colleges alike to educate students about the dangers of alcohol and drug dependency.


Crystal Meth Drug Information

Written on March 18th, 2010 by Nick HayesView Comments

Crystal Meth is very addicting. This drug is not an expensive drug therefore, allowing people to become addicted. Addiction to Crystal Meth has increased over the years and looks like the statistics are climbing. This drug is very much accessible for all classes of people which make it one of the more popular drugs to abuse.


Types of Drug Addiction Tests

Written on March 17th, 2010 by Nick HayesView Comments

Drug addiction is a dangerous stage at which, it’s very difficult for an addict to come out of these drugs. It leads to many serious problems not only for the addicts, but also their family members. The sooner it is diagnosed better are the chances to get rid off this problem. Now days there are various drug addiction tests available, making it convenient for anyone to easily find out whether they are suffering from drug addiction.


Effects of Alcoholism on Relationships

Written on March 16th, 2010 by Nick HayesView Comments

If you begin a relationship with someone who drinks heavily, think long and hard about your feelings. Are you in it for the long haul? Because having a relationship with an alcoholic affects every aspect of your life, together and separate. If you are married to or in love with someone who heavily drinks, you may find yourself having a financial hardship. When it comes time to pay the bills, money may have been spent on drinking instead or your partner may have called in to work in order to stay home and drink and therefore did not work enough hours to cover the monthly expenses.


Why Drugs Are Harmful

Written on March 15th, 2010 by Nick HayesView Comments

There are several reasons—that have been proven at the expense of peoples’ lives, futures and relationships—as to why drugs are harmful. They do not discriminate and the control they have over a person’s brain and body can be just as harmful as placing a gun to one’s head.


Dealing with a Drug Addict

Written on March 11th, 2010 by Nick HayesView Comments

For an addicted person, there is an intense need for more. His whole life revolves around this need. Further still, the person may not be in a position to recognize and acknowledge that he or she has a problem. Right from the time you learn that a friend, a sibling, or a parent is into drugs, you can help him or her recover from it. Some may be seriously considering quitting but may be fall prey to it because of lack of will power. You can actually be that shoulder to lean on in these trying times for the person.


Oxycontin: A Choice That Changed Everything

Written on March 9th, 2010 by Nick HayesView Comments

When I hurt myself and broke my collarbone in college, there went my football career. My father had bragged to all his buddies how I was making it out and setting the family up. He had always been a hard man to please and his feelings usually came out when he hit the bottle. He blamed his old high school coach for not putting him in the championship game back in his day and pinned his hopes on me. When I came home over Christmas break he could not even look at me. I had a lot of pain in my back as well as my collarbone. He mumbled something about how I could not even do that right, get hurt. I was in an accident instead of on the field.


Michael Jackson’s Drug Addiction

Written on March 8th, 2010 by Nick HayesView Comments

He is just as much in the news today as he was back in June when he passed away from what we all now know was in relation to his drug addiction. We know that you do not have to be poor or homeless or living in a rough neighborhood. Drug addiction does not discriminate: wealthy, high class people can and do succumb to it all the time.