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Recovering Drug & Alcohol Addicts Celebrate With Rally
The Nebraska Recovery Network celebrated Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month with rally at the state capitol.
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A Road to Nowhere: A safe place for those who struggle
Shannon knew the exact moment she had hit rock bottom. It wasMay 9, 2010 – Mother’s Day.
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Question by christina6marie: What kind of support is out there for recovering drug addicts, I have been clean for 3 years?
I do not want to attend meeting with 1 week or a few days sober people because I am weak. I pulled myself out and never looked back. I have questions, I watch intervention and I envy them because they are high…I think one more time…no my kids, my family, my life…but I want to get high. Where can I go?

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Answer by 57rider
maybe you feel sad or have a mental condition that makes you want to get high to feel happy, a counselor or psychiatrist may be able to help you. if you have to work to make money for your family alot of jobs have random drug testing so that stops alot of people from using drugs because they know they will lose their job if they have illegal drugs in their system.i don’t know of any support groups hopefully someone else on yahoo answers can help you find one, good luck to you

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Two meth addicts tell life recovery story
Jeremy Parker and Jason Solowes once wondered if there could be a life after meth. Now, they hope their stories save lives.
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Drug addicts to blame for rising property crimes?
A treatment facility in Chittenden County is seeing record numbers of people addicted to drugs and alcohol who want to get sober. But that is an indicator of just how big a problem substance abuse is in Vermont.
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Woman convicted of misdemeanor elder abuse
A former Willows woman convicted of misdemeanor elder abuse was sentenced to serve three years of formal probation Friday in Glenn County Superior Court. Susan Ivy, a former Willows native currently living in Maryland, was also sentenced to serve 180…
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His Last War Unfinished, Top Sergeant Exits Afghanistan
As the U.S. counterinsurgency strategy is tested in Afghanistan, Army Command Sgt. Maj. Mike Hall reflects on his career and service in the war. Hall retired only to be called back into service in 2009 by Gen. Stanley McChrystal to help turn around the war effort. The general once called Hall “the finest soldier I have ever known.”
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Changes in your relationship as a part of recovery is an extraordinarily important dimension, not only after recovery starts; you have to realize that your relationships have evolved as a function of being involved in this destructive behavior. You have probably moved people away that don’t support your involvement in the destructive behavior, and you’ve brought in people that do support it. As a result, so your relationships are kind of askew when you find yourself in a position that you want to take on a recovery process. So, we need to start from that point. Once you start to invest in proactive, healthy, goal oriented activities, you need to recognize that you’re doing a dance with people, and that you’re sort of like on a chess board or something, where people are going to react to the new you. They don’t know what’s been going on between your ears; they only know what’s going on behaviorally. Your relationships with your spouse, your children, your employers, and your best friend might change dramatically. There’s a lot of need for dialogue between yourself and those people that you’re going to keep in your life; keep them abreast of what’s going on, help them realize that you’re changing from the Cha Cha Cha to the Tango, and that they should help you make this evolution to the Tango and not fight it. There may be features that come out of your recovery that they don’t like; you may be a little bit more short tempered, you may be not as willing to write-off their …
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Csi: New York – 6.11 “Second Chances” “Train” Guest Stars!!! “A reformed drug addict with everything to live for is found dead in an alley. The CSI’s discover he was the victim of a premeditated plot. Kim Kardashian guest stars as a fianc of a recovered addict musician and musician Pat Monahan (“Train”) guest stars as the recovered addict. Vanessa Minnillo guest stars as a girlfriend of a deceased recovered addict. Lala Vazquez guest stars as a victim of identity theft. Grammy Award-winning musical group Train appears and performs in the episode”. Original Airdate: December 16, 2009 [ twitter.com ] [ csifire.blogspot.com ]
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Like, which ones does meth leach from the body?

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heard of something like soboxton or something likethat. its supposed to help the brain replace the dopemines and seretonin lost due to the addiction.

Meth destroys, the HIGH is a lie. and I mean with burns on their lips, etc.

The dealers were luring children with cocaine since the 80′s when no one knew of the emerging threat, now we have methamphetamine called the devil’s drug… even more addictive and dangerous, the worst for child abuse. Cocaine addicts are very easily switched/lured to more powerful meth by dealers, and brain structure is changed, the brain works differently due to severe damage to reward system and thinking cells. They do not get high after awhile but must keep using to feel slightly normal, they feel a depression we cannot imagine, and when they don’t use worse. Addiction is not due to lack of will power.

Mexican and American government should put the blame where it belongs on dealers and maybe the governments themselves? Why ‘STILLl’ won’t America keep drugs OUT of tightly run jails as they do in airports and courts with a dog and scanner at entrance? They let inmates walk around on drugs and even in front of judges with not a word, no consequence! The jails say drugs are commonplace and come in by employees and volunteers, sometimes inmates… HELLO?! What is going on here?! You don’t want to hate your government and why would they do this??

Congress is informed yearly by NIDA on latest scientific progress for real medical treatment for drug addictions. All of medical field is taught that drug addiction is a biochemical brain disease and mental illness, proven by P.E. T. New treatments to stop drug addiction such as GVG must be mandatory and not optional, methamphetamine causes meth psychosis to some extent in all users and they avoid pills, extreme fear and bizzare behaviors and 24-7 anger even when they may laugh in public, it’s negative extreme emotion underneath. Addicts and families are still desperate for help from their lives of hell.

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