New Best Drug Rehabilitation Blog Post Asks: What Are the Most Addictive …
New Best Drug Rehabilitation Blog Post Asks: What are the Most Addictive …
Individuals who are addicted or are concerned that they may be heading down that road can get the professional, compassionate help they need through inpatient treatment programs. (PRWEB) April 08, 2014. Best Drug Rehabilitation, which offers treatment … Read more on PR Web (press release)
Chris Brown's Assault Case Is Going Forward After DC Judge Denies Request …
Brown was ordered to 90 days at an inpatient center, random drug testing and 24 hours of weekly community service. Brown was arrested last month for misdemeanor assault in Washington, DC and was already on probation for a felony … Soon after his … Read more on Huffington Post
Physical Rehabilitation at County Line Chiropractic Medical & Rehab Centers
Physical Rehabilitation at County Line Chiropractic Medical & Rehab Centers – http://www.countylinechoro.com – Physical Rehabilitation is so important to our patients and staff. We’ve expanded our County Line Rehab Centers so more pati…
Rural Ohio ravaged by drug deaths
“We have access to a handful of inpatient beds at (Nova Behavioral Health substance abuse treatment center in Dayton), but that's not nearly enough to handle the need. Having a safe place to detox was critical in my situation, but a lot of people don't … Read more on Norwalk Reflector
Born Again
Born Again
The search for Lloyd Daniels, a product of New York City's uniquely unforgiving concrete, has led, unpredictably, to a land of lush greens. Allenwood, NJ, may be only … No, his life is much more defined by “Keep it Simple,” an inspirational tome of … Read more on SLAM Online
addiction – Addiction Prevention PSA by Cory Jacobsen, Kasandra Jensen, Desiree Johnson.
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How Can I Have My Mom Put Into a Rehab Center for Alcoholism ??
Question by beeyotch101: how can i have my mom put into a rehab center for alcoholism ??
she is ruining my life and her own.I am way over 18
she is suicidal when she gets drunk too.
She has been this way all my life and i am 29 now and i am just really fed up she is constantly calling me too help her but then when it comes down to going she decides not to..i have her on video saying she wants to go and she needs help.
Best answer:
Spanish Broadcasting System Delays Earnings Report
Spanish Broadcasting System delays earnings report
The company reported that it needed more time to file its year-end numbers “due to unanticipated delays in resolving the accounting treatment of certain deferred tax assets.” Spanish Broadcasting expects to submit its numbers … reschedule its … Read more on MiamiHerald.com
Obama welcomes World Series champion Red Sox
"The point is, Boston and the Red Sox were one," Obama said. "When they visited bombing victims in the hospital, when they played ball with kids getting cancer treatment, when they started a program to help wounded warriors get treatment at Mass … Read more on Hawaii News Now
To a Medical Doctor About Opiate Addiction and PAWS (Post Acute Withdraw Syndrome)?
Question by JiNx: To a Medical Doctor about Opiate addiction and PAWS (Post Acute Withdraw Syndrome)?
I have off and on, mostly on, been addicted to prescription pain medications (Opiates) for about 10 years (I’m almost 30 now, and started at age 19-20). I have tried to quit many times, failed many times, did succeed once early on, for 6 months, but started again (Thought it would always be easy to quit). It is literally… a nightmare now. I have a child, I am single (My parents, god bless them, have helped me take care of him, but I would do anything to get from underneath this medication to do this independent, just cannot do it sick, and my PAWS seems to never end), and don’t know how I am ever going to be able to get off of it… or a dependable form of medication to maintain the addiction (Methadone, Suboxone). I guess what my question is, are there doctors that prescribe METHADONE for the maintaining of the addiction, not for pain? Suboxone would work, if I could afford the medication. it is literally cheaper to stay on the street medication that route. The only other option are clinics, which take money but do not take insurance (Or just my insurance). In all honesty, that is no different then a drug dealer, only legal. At 11 dollars a day, I cannot afford a monthly cost of $ 300+. When I asked them about the price, they simply stated “Well, it is cheaper than what you would pay most drug dealers.”. It is pretty sad, that doctors would prey upon people with such problems. I really don’t know what to do. I am not weak willed, I could easily maintain MYSELF, without overdoing it, if only I could just get a prescription for the medication. It seems not so much that they want to make sure you are taking the right amount, but rather that they want to cash in on the money you are paying for it on the streets. I am losing hope…. Meetings don’t help, I don’t need to talk, I need medication. You tell a doctor this, he treats you like a walking turd, like a robot programmed to turn you away once you mention it ( They teach it to you I guess in school), when you are literally begging to just be able to function, like him or her does normally. My son keeps me going. Rehabs are the same… No money = Cold Turkey suffering experience that ends most likely with you back on it…. Lots of money, Medicated, doesn’t really matter, because having money….. what is there to really worry about? You can get the meds anyways. Everyday, I lose more and more of my intelligence, lose what made me.. ME. I live in Kansas too, which, is SOOO much worse when dealing with doctors. My PC prescribed me Naproxen to deal with withdraw…. “Thanks for that Aleve”.. I guess, Anyways, my question, my MAIN QUESTION, once again, “Are there doctors that prescribe METHADONE for the maintaining of an opiate addiction, in Kansas?”. Can’t afford Suboxone, Can’t afford a rehab that works, Can’t afford the legal drug dealers at the clinic. I’m done carrying on…. Just about out of hope.
Margaret Carlson: Hobby Lobby's Case Lacks Legitimacy
Margaret Carlson: Hobby Lobby's case lacks legitimacy
The magazine estimates that Green has donated $ 500 million to evangelical churches and Christian universities. He wants … Fifteen years ago, the court heard a case involving two employees of a drug rehabilitation program who were fired for using peyote. Read more on Omaha World-Herald
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