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Drug Addict Not So Stereotypical Anymore

For many people, the image of a drug addict includes an unshaven man with tattoos and ripped clothing.  But what about a suburban housewife or a small business owner?  The stereotype doesn’t always fit reality when it comes to drug addiction, especially for women. Middle Class Women And A Glamour Drug Middle class women are . . . . Continue Reading


Drug Addiction Shuts Everyone Out of Your Life

Just when you need someone to extend a helping hand, you find you have pushed everyone away.  Your drug addiction has burned so many bridges, put you in financial ruin, your health is bad, and it seems like you disagree with nearly everyone.  Can’t anyone see how bad your life is?  Well, that’s the problem.  . . . . Continue Reading


Obstacles For Women Needing Drug Treatment

Addiction is a problem that robs people of their lives.  And unfortunately, there are plenty of barriers for people needing drug treatment.  It seems that women have some problems unique to them.  It’s so important to understand these problems so treatment can be made more accessible.  Let’s take a look at these barriers a little . . . . Continue Reading


When A Loved One Wont Get Sober

A person wanting to really help an active drug addict or alcoholic can easily fall into some traps.  These situations may appear to be helpful to the addict, but they actually perpetuate their problem.  By using these methods, the addict avoids reality, drug treatment, and sobriety. Asking For Money To Get Them Through A Rough . . . . Continue Reading


Cocaine Addiction and Womens Sexual Health

It’s hard to fully explain just how dangerous cocaine is.  It does so much damage to a person’s life and body in so many different ways.  So today’s post will focus just on how cocaine use affects a woman’s sexual health. The Connection Between Hormones and Health The endocrine system is responsible for sending various . . . . Continue Reading


Drug Addiction Keeps You From Really Settling

People take drugs and drink alcohol so that they can blur out from reality.  When this becomes and addictive problem, impulse control becomes a big problem.  After a while, impulses tend to drive everything they do.  No more patience, no more waiting around for something, it’s got to be instant gratification.  And if you are . . . . Continue Reading


Buzzed Driving – Making Dangerous Mistakes With Alcohol

There’s a new advertising campaign I keep hearing about “buzzed driving”.  It’s main point is to show that you don’t have to consider yourself really drunk to be a hazard on the road.  You can be a little buzzed with one or two drinks and still be dangerous.  Take a look at a few facts . . . . Continue Reading


The Myth of Drug Addiction and Will Power

There are lots of myths and mistruths that swirl around drug addiction.  It’s such a hush-hush topic, people have a hard time talking honestly about it.  One myth that many people hear and believe is about will power.  A person with an addiction is weak and has no will power.  If they would just buck . . . . Continue Reading


Moms With Drug Addictions Get Help at Drug Rehab

Motherhood is a complex job with huge responsibility.  I even saw an article describing a “job description” and the appropriate salary as compared to a variety of paid jobs.  No matter what your job, it’s very difficult to do when you are addicted to drugs. Motherhood Job Is Tough With Drug Addiction Just imagine that . . . . Continue Reading


Drinking Alcohol Because You Need It

You’re out for a night with friends.  You used to enjoy it more, but lately you’ve fallen into a depression and anxiety.  Life’s handed you some real difficulties and you haven’t coped well.  You’ve eaten a lot for emotional reasons and gained several pounds the last few months.  Tonight you vowed to just “get over . . . . Continue Reading


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