Drug and alcohol addictions constantly find a way to sneak into people's’ lives. It is easy for someone to try a drug and quickly become addicted to it, even though most likely they were not planning on it. Addictions don’t seem to be too harmful at first. But when the addiction eventually overtakes the person’s life, it then becomes a serious problem. In order to treat this harmful addiction, the abuser needs to either want to attend a rehabilitation program, or be forced by loved ones to at least try it. Each year, on average, more than eight million people attend some sort of drug rehab. With this number being so extensive, “chances are you know someone who has been to drug rehab,” (ADARC). After the program is over, millions of ex-users
