HOW CHILDREN ARE AFFECTED BY THEIR PARENTS DRUG ADDICTION
Introduction to your topic
I will be describing some stories of children that have been affected by their parent’s choices.
How could a mother or father not have sympathy for their own child? When there are other couples out in the world trying to do their all to have children and it isn’t possible for them.
In Texas 75% of children are abused by their parent’s drug problems. Some couples try their hardest to have children but can not have kids due to medical problems but to know that a high percentage rate of parents abuse their children is very upsetting.
Parents are responsible for their children and to know that they abuse their kids is very disappointing and there is …show more content…
How most kids feel or what they are thinking while there parents are doing all these bad choices in front of their kids. www.psmag.com Article: Surviving The Secret Childhood Trauma Of Parents Drug Addiction
Author: Alana Levinson
Date: November 20,2014
A father of two children is addicted to drugs after rehab he was able to visit his children. His children went to their father 's apartment and after visiting they refused to visit again. I will use this in my essay by proving to people that young children might not say everything they see but it is up to an adult to investigate and help these kids that need help.
“Once we got there, he gave us a tour of his small, cluttered apartment” (Levinson, 2014).
“I was used to meeting weird people visiting my father” (Levinson, 2014).
All of these imagery quotes show how the daughter felt and what he saw visiting her drug addicted father. This will help with my story to show how young children feel or see on a daily bases. This is basically another story showing how children have been treated in multiple HOW
CHILDREN ARE AFFECTED BY THEIR PARENTS DRUG
Introduction to your topic
I will be describing some stories of children that have been affected by their parent’s choices.
How could a mother or father not have sympathy for their own child? When there are other couples out in the world trying to do their all to have children and it isn’t possible for them.
In Texas 75% of children are abused by their parent’s drug problems. Some couples try their hardest to have children but can not have kids due to medical problems but to know that a high percentage rate of parents abuse their children is very upsetting.
Parents are responsible for their children and to know that they abuse their kids is very disappointing and there is …show more content…
How most kids feel or what they are thinking while there parents are doing all these bad choices in front of their kids. www.psmag.com Article: Surviving The Secret Childhood Trauma Of Parents Drug Addiction
Author: Alana Levinson
Date: November 20,2014
A father of two children is addicted to drugs after rehab he was able to visit his children. His children went to their father 's apartment and after visiting they refused to visit again. I will use this in my essay by proving to people that young children might not say everything they see but it is up to an adult to investigate and help these kids that need help.
“Once we got there, he gave us a tour of his small, cluttered apartment” (Levinson, 2014).
“I was used to meeting weird people visiting my father” (Levinson, 2014).
All of these imagery quotes show how the daughter felt and what he saw visiting her drug addicted father. This will help with my story to show how young children feel or see on a daily bases. This is basically another story showing how children have been treated in multiple HOW
CHILDREN ARE AFFECTED BY THEIR PARENTS DRUG