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To Effectively Help an Addict, You Have to Obtain Help for Yourself First

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We don't realize that the way we react to a loved one's addiction can actually make things worse in the long run for them as well as ourselves. When someone we love or care about is struggling with an addiction to drugs or alcohol, the best way to help them is to obtain guidance and support for ourselves first.
Addiction doesn't just affect the individual that abuses drugs or alcohol, their illness and destructive behaviors have a major emotional impact on family and close friends as well. Educate Yourself About Addiction Our main goal is for the addict to receive treatment for their addiction, and how we react and behave to their illness and behaviors can make a big difference in getting them to recognize their serious need for help. This is a time when family and friends need to...

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Cocaethylene is formed in the human body by the ingestion of cocaine and alcohol in combination. The effect of this combination is to inhibit the dopamine neural transporters.

At the turn of the 20th century Vin Mariani was a popular mixture of wine and cocaine, primarily in Europe The principal physical danger of cocaethylene is to the heart and is more toxic to the cardiovascular systems than either alcohol or cocaine separately. Cocaetheylene has been shown to be prevalent in post mortem autopsies leading to the findings that the combination can indeed kill.

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  • I have a friend that is pregnant and she told me she had done coke 3 or 4 times in the end of May and she is due at the end of July.... Will the drugs come up in the baby's meconium?

    Em @
    Drug Addiction and Pregnancy

  • The synthetic marijuana trend is a scary situation! I don't think many parents have a lot of awareness around the synthetic stuff, and the fact that they don't feel smoking pot is as dangerous as other drugs is alarming. Thanks for this great post discussing the dangers and signs, this is valuable information!

    Jamie Lee Beals @
    Marijuana Isn't as Harmless as Many Young People Think

  • Just be careful what you combine it with. I used to love it at first but had problems using it with St. Johns Wort. If you have questionable heart health be careful.

    Christopher Finn @
    Kratom, Psychotic Symptoms Aren't Worth the Legal High

  • This is the most one sided piece of B.S I've read in a long time. For a start your first heading: "How is kratom ABUSED?" The more appropriate heading "How and Why is kratom USED?" Just reading that lets me know where you're coming from. All drugs are bad, blah, blah, bllah. Maybe you should try some and have a rethink about the misinformation/propaganda your promoting on this 'addiction site' meant to inform the public. You sir (author) are; judging by this article doing no good for the...

    Josh(fkthis'article'forreal) @
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  • The stages of change are a circular process. Ideally people will remain in the maintenance stage forever but without a new challenge; IE. school a new career, life can get pretty routine and depression can occur, and if that happens it can threaten the quality of sobriety, and lead to relapse drifting behavior. Once a lapse occurs, the person MUST have someone that they can talk to honestly, if shame or guilt forces a person to be silent about a lapse, then the chance of a full blown relapse...

    Simon Tedrow @
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  • Hi I'm from Australia just read your message glad subutex is helping you. I'm nearly 60 and can't see myself changing much .. I'm on mmt doing ok except for really bad constipation [no any cures] I fooled around when I was about 20 then stopped after 6 yrs. and then I had accident hurt my neck 8 years ago tried the old remedies but they seemed really different you would think because we are close to SE Asia it would be ok no way so I ended up on mmt never thought that would happen eases my...

    David Writer @
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  • Hi, I, also have been buying Tylenol with codeine for over 25 years. I first started because I would get a lot of headaches. I don't take as many as you do, but I have to write down which drugstore and the date I bought them so they don't ask questions. The problem now is that if I don't take them I get headaches and I feel so tired and confused. I'm trying so hard to stop, but it's never a good time, I always find an excuse to take some for the last day....Is there something that we can...

    Linus @
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  • My 31 year old brother has had many GHB episodes...I like to call them. He has done everything from running around in the neighborhood talking to himself to banging doors and hitting himself. He passes out and goes into coma like states. It's so bad that he passed out on the freeway in his car, luckily he didn't hurt anyone. The firefighters had to break his window to get him out . He was over dosing on GHB and choked on his vomit, which went into his lungs. He is now in ICU on a ventilator....

    Lyndsey @
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  • I have been prescribed Xyrem for several years now for my treatment of Narcolepsy. There have been several times over the years that I have had to go without this medication due to insurance difficulties. I was unaware of how severe detox may be until reading some of the comments. It worries me as to what might happen if I ever stop taking this medication.

    Michelle Toy @
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  • Dear Cheryl, when I read your comment I started crying because I could have written those exact words. We are blessed because this hideous disease has strengthened our relationship with God. All things are possible with HIM! I trust HIM, he isn't done with us yet. Good for you...going to college. I have so many dreams that have been trampled on by this addiction. I often times want to die after a binge and I have to remember that would not be God's plan. Satan loves to use addiction as...

    Laura @
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  • I have read every single comment, word for word and it sounds like everything in/on my mind! I assumed I was the only one with a tylenol-1 addiction going on 15 years 100 pills a day. The shame and embarrassment of going to any pharmacy now because they all document your intake how many bottles you buy is too much. The want is there, god I want to be done, I have tried less is more , weaning, cold turkey which lasts no longer then 24hours and I know I want to stop because I saw a Dr. and was...

    Casshelp @
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  • Ya I had that with the eyes too . I had taken 5 to 10 mg of Valium a day for about 10 yrs.. My eyes felt like pressure inside, and kind of a numb feeling..I went to an eye doctor and he said said it was from the head aches from withdrawal, neck tension.. It eventually goes away,dont worry, lay down and close your eyes for about 5 minutes if you can when they hurt.. its been about 6 months since I started weaning off and things are getting better every week.. talk to you doctor if it continues...

    Bill @
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