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    be willing to share their progress and down falls by being trusting, open and honest. It was apparent that members, chosen to participate in the group were selected strategically by the leader. This group consisted of strong individuals with addictions as well as individuals with low self-esteem, professionals, doctors, businessmen, females, cosmetologist, older and younger members and people from different races participated in the session. More or less individuals from all walks of life,…

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    The topic of my essay is drug addiction in the United States and how it is a disease. I will provide information from my research to support my argument of why it is a disease and not a choice. There were studies that had shown that the brain of an addict is affected when they use their drug of choice by way of brain scans. Addiction is a disease which if not treated properly can spiral into something far worse. Many people begin with a mental illness such as depression. Simply willing…

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    The system allows for a more intensive accountability for addicts that can help them have a fresh start and accountability during their first, most vulnerable months of addiction. The judge was able to empathize with the addict offenders, but also work with them in understanding that, although times are tough, there are consequences to their actions and they must work to have more positive outcomes. Furthermore, the Drug…

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    Substance abuse occurs everywhere at home, outside, and at work. Substance abuse is a pattern of harmful use of any substance for mood-altering purposes (T.B.). Some of the substances are alcohol, drugs, prescription or over-the-counter medicine, and smoking. I’m going to talk about how the substance abuse effect work place, and how should business stop substance abuse. Regardless of the size of a business, it is still necessary for owners, managers and directors to be aware of the effects of…

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    me feel good. At this point in my life drugs to me were cocaine, crack, acid, MDMA, & heroin. I did not know that prescriptions medication were also "drugs". I was not raised around drugs so I knew very little about them. I didn’t know about addiction being a disease or anything about withdrawals. This little pill came from a doctor so it is ok to…

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    cope with physical or emotional abuse"6. How can we be a moral society that emphasizes equality when we punish those that come from almost inescapable poverty and destructive home lives. Many who are arrested for drugs have addictions to said drugs and considering that an addiction is a mental illness and that mental illnesses are things that we essentially cannot control, imprisoning people who have mental illnesses seem highly suspect. Drug convictions are unfair to those who are targeted…

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    Heroin: An Addictive Drug

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    morphine-like effects. It is usually seen as a white or brownish powder(Heroin Addiction Treatment). In powder form the drug can be sniffed or inhaled, but is can also be dissolved and injected which is most “popular” in the heroin addict community (Heroin Britannica school). The drug is dangerous, and in many cases deadly (Heroin…

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    The term "addiction" is most commonly used with a person 's desire to consume alcohol or drugs. Addictions can be either physical, in your mind or both. By that, it simply means being addicted to any type of substance is all on you. Your body and mind can stop using any type of dangerous substance that you let into your body if you wanted to; key word “you”. You are the key to helping yourself out, it all starts with you. Assuming that addictions became a primary focus on a person life it can…

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    scription drug abuse and addiction Ocean drugs are good they help people cope with disorders and various health conditions people use prescription drugs hopefully every day but these drugs can also have an addictive effect to them prescription drugs are a rising problem throughout the world and can be gateway drugs for people that misuse or abuse their prescriptions or over-the-counter drugs and example of drug misuse is taking more than what is recommended for you cough syrup is safe until is…

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    The Testament by John Grisham The American Dream defined by dictionary.com states, “a life of personal happiness and material comfort as traditionally sought by people in the U.S.” The American Dream indicates what the people should aspire to become, but very few actually succeed in achieving the American Dream. Nate O’Reilly in the book The Testament by John Grisham has fulfilled the American Dream. He has more than enough money and possessions, and would seem to appear happy from a…

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