Overcoming Prescription Drug Addiction: A Guide to Coping and Understanding (Addicus Nonfiction Books)
Overcoming Prescription Drug Addiction: A Guide to Coping and Understanding (Addicus Nonfiction Books)
Prescription drug addiction is now one of the nation’s most serious drug problems. More Americans are abusing controlled prescription drugs more than cocaine, hallucinogens, inhalants, and heroin combined. With the exception of marijuana, prescription painkillers are the most widely abused drug in the U.S. Many who are addicted to prescription drugs are ?unwitting addicts”?they have no history of drug abuse, but become addicted after taking a drug for legitimate reasons. Rod Colvin unde
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Laila Haidari, 'mother' of Afghan drug addicts
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Married off at 12 and a mother at 13, Afghan divorcee Laila Haidari now lives to help drug addicts in Kabul, who call her mother. Thirty-five … AFP met 12 addicts who all said that thanks to Haidari and her "Life is Beautiful" charity, they are in … Read more on AFP
Abused, a drug addict and now a 'last chance'
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The court is told that she had spent time researching and contacting drug addiction support groups and rehabilitation programs while in prison. Given the serious nature of her crimes, the crown prosecutor asks for three to four years — a head sentence … Read more on Sydney Morning Herald