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Sen. Markey to Discuss Drug Abuse Crisis in Mass.
Sen. Markey to discuss drug abuse crisis in Mass.
HOLYOKE, Mass. (AP) — U.S. Sen. Edward Markey is planning to join Congressman Richard Neal and Holyoke Mayor Alex Morse to discuss heroin and prescription drug abuse in western Massachusetts.
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Sen. Markey to Discuss Drug Abuse Crisis in Mass.
Sen. Markey To Discuss Drug Abuse Crisis In Mass.
U.S. Sen. Edward Markey is planning to join Congressman Richard Neal and Holyoke Mayor Alex Morse to discuss heroin and prescription drug abuse in western Massachusetts Friday afternoon.
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East Texas Police Grapple for Solution to Synthetic Marijuana Problem – Longview News-Journal
East Texas police grapple for solution to synthetic marijuana problem – Longview News-Journal
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East Texas police grapple for solution to synthetic marijuana problem
Longview News-Journal A trip to the hospital helped cement the end of James Young's potpourri use. “It super heats your body. My core temperature was never below 100 degrees,” he said. Withdrawals from the potpourri, he said, were 10 times worse than detoxing from opiates. |
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Add Spiritual Transformation to Fight Against Drugs – Asbury Park Press
Add spiritual transformation to fight against drugs – Asbury Park Press
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Add spiritual transformation to fight against drugs
Asbury Park Press In 2012, for example, heroin and opiate treatment admissions exceeded 33,000 people, according to State Department of Human Services statistics. Unfortunately, the number of people requiring treatment far exceeds the current capacity of detox and … |
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Advocating for Amelia
Advocating for Amelia
I worked Detox/Rehab and community nursing for 20+ years. Seen all the harms of drugs (tobacco and alcohol too). Regarding cannabis fact is for … I have seen the quality of life it gave patients with bone and pancreatic cancer. I have seen chronic …
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Heroin epidemic not skin deep
Daniel Thomas, an addiction counselor at Detox of La Plata County, said he sees a spectrum of people go to detox trying to withdraw from heroin. “I have seen 18-year-olds, I've seen 50-year-olds, from all walks of life, poor … She remembers how, when …
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How Long Can an Alcoholic Go Without Drinking Before They Begin to Detox?
Question by Datura: How long can an alcoholic go without drinking before they begin to detox?
My father is a severe alcoholic and it has recently come to my attention that he is more than likely abusing prescription medications (opiates) as well. On average I have seen him drink a 6 pack of bud and 2 22oz bottles every day, sometimes starting as early as 10 am and never waiting till after 5 pm. The other day I noticed that he didn’t drink at all but showed no signs or symptoms of withdrawal, seeing as how he has had this habit for well over 15 years I am wondering how this was possible or what else he took to keep from exhibiting any signs of detox. I am concerned for him but have long since learned that I cannot control his abuse, and now I am 9 months pregnant and living with him due to the recent loss of my mother. I am more concerned about how out of hand his addiction overall is and what harm this could bring to my daughter once I bring her home. I have already started looking at alternate living situations due to these concerns but in the mean time I would really like to know about how much danger we are in. I have caught him using “bath salts” that he purchased online and I know he gets a prescription of hydrocodone on a regular basis, on top of all the medications he has stolen from me (I was on xanax and percocet and am still getting prescriptions for them due to my own disability, I have discontinued the frequent use of these medications under a doctors supervision but am still prescribed them as needed- which he steals). I am fortunate that I can control my own addictions as well as I have been and not take the medications habitually to the point of addiction, but I can clearly see this is not the case with him. I am pretty well educated on substance abuse issues after having been on such highly addictive medications for over 10 years and also have a degree in social science with a minor in chemical dependency. I just don’t have first hand knowledge of alcoholism to this extent and am still an undergraduate so I don’t know what the chances are that this wouldn’t affect him greatly (going without the constant heavy usage of alcohol unless under the influence of another substance) or what could possibly hide the withdrawal of the alcohol that well. Any help is appreciated.