Drug Rehabilitation that works

I have the supplies, i just need to know if it works…

What if someone does not want to get the help to stop using drugs and instead claim that they can do it on their own? Is that possible? I would like to get some success stories with and without help. Thanks

If so what guidance can you give towards “drying” as it were?

My 3 yr old son tested positive for methaphetamine. I talked with a pharmiscist and she said you can recieve a fasle positive for methaphetamine if you have a reaction to the medication sulfa. Which he is currently taking and has been taking for 7 days. I was wondering if this is possible as my son is never around anyone who uses drugs. Is there anything else that can cause a fasle positive?

I am working on a history project on Elvis’s death and alcohol and drug addiction, so can someone help me?
P.S. we can’t use wikipedia, the school won’t allow it.

my boyfriend is long time meth addict. seems to be using more and more. can he die?? (he’s been using/abusing for 20 years)

my boyfriend is long time meth addict. seems to be using more and more. can he die?? (he’s been using/abusing for 20 years)

If someone is severely physically addicted to alcohol, and is at risk of getting DT’s or having siezures if they quit cold turkey, is it possible to slowly reduce the amount of alcohol consumed in order to taper off of the physical addiction over time? This person can’t afford to go to a medical detox facility, but they want to quit drinking.
I need real medical advice here. I know all about detox and Librium and all the possible severe reactions to detox, including the possibility of death. I just need to know if it is even possible medically to slowly reduce consumption to stave off side effects of detox. Forget the psychology, forget the odds, is it physically possible?

If someone is severely physically addicted to alcohol, and is at risk of getting DT’s or having siezures if they quit cold turkey, is it possible to slowly reduce the amount of alcohol consumed in order to taper off of the physical addiction over time? This person can’t afford to go to a medical detox facility, but they want to quit drinking.
I guess I touched a nerve with this question, seeing as there has only been a few responses. That or alcoholism is still a mystery in society. Don’t know.

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