When I finally attained recovery from a lengthy booze addiction on April 24, 1978, previous feeble attempts to quit drinking along with "I don't want to think about that (my addiction to alcohol) right now, maybe tomorrow" were my long-term helplessness mainstays. I didn't addres...
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Jimmy Gibbs
Friday, May 30, 2008 at 05:17 PMAddiction can be hard to deal with sometimes. Thank you for sharing your input. I will be giving this to my sister who is having addiction problems.
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christinarosy
Saturday, May 31, 2008 at 12:58 AMComprehensive resources for those looking for recovery from addiction.
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christinarosy
Saturday, May 31, 2008 at 01:01 AMThose who looking for resources !!!
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As the director of Novus Medical Detox, I daily see the ravages caused by prescription drug addiction created by doctors prescribing it to their patients and then the patients either continuing to obtain it or purchasing these drugs on the internet or the street. Probably the worst of these drugs is OxyContin--legal heroin.
Pain is real. I have had it much of my life first from polio and then from two surgeries. However, there are alternatives to painkillers and they must be tried first. Let's not treat the symptoms but the cause.
Prescription drug addiction is an epidemic and we must do everything we can to stop it before it overwhelms us. Education is a must.
Steve Hayes
http://novusdetox.com
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