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    Sonny said, “I feel like a man who’s been trying to climb out of some deep, real deep and funky hole and just saw the sun up there, outside.” (Sonny’s Blues 5). Throughout the years, drug abuse has had a significant impact on society. Additionally, there are different reasons people become addicted to illegal substances. “Sonny's Blues,” a short story written by James Baldwin, takes place in Harlem. “Sonny’s Blues,” illustrates the horrible consequences of a person’s life under drugs; the light…

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    Timothy Williams’ article, “Opioid Users are Filling Jails. Why Don’t Jails Treat Them?”, the methods through which the criminal justice system deals with drug addiction are discussed. By examining how a former drug addict, Dave Mason, dealt with his heroin detoxification process whilst incarcerated, it becomes quickly apparent how jails and prisons may end up encouraging many people to relapse. With the recent national emergency declaration on opioid abuse, there is no doubt any question on how…

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    D” (1996) With people buying from government stores the drugs could not be laced with anything and would only be the pure substance. In Victoria B.C. heroin is being used as a way to help people addicted to opioids. “Purdon. N” (2016) This method helps people live their daily lives the way they want. They can still go to work and function on heroin it was only when they were addicted to opioids that it was taking over their lives. Although it is a new project they are finding success in their…

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    Breanna Hudson Professor Sarah Kupcho GOVT 2305_001 5 October 2016 Drug Legalization The legalization of drugs has been a controversial topic since the late ‘20s and early ‘30s arguing whether narcotics such as: marijuana, cocaine, heroin, and crack; should be legalized. Individuals who favor the legalization of drugs believe that by doing this will increase the economy and reduce the amount of money spent on law enforcement. However, those not in favor of legalizing narcotics, claim that drugs…

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    A persons mental health may vary through the course of their lifetime, and it can be influenced by external factors, the main one being the use of drugs. Drugs such as cannabis, alcohol, heroin and ecstasy have the ability to affect a person’s well-being because they are psychoactive drugs. These drugs interfere with the chemicals in the brain, this then affects the messages those chemicals are trying to send and as a result of the changes to the brain a person’s mood and behaviour will be…

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    Anthony Kiedis Biography

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    with his mum and went to visit his dad in California every few months. When Anthony was 12 his father let him try marijuana for the first time. Using weed and cocaine became a consistent routine for the father and son. When Anthony was 14 he used heroin, mistaking the substance for cocaine. This is where his addiction began. In primary School Anthony met Michael Balzary. They decided to start playing music together and soon formed The Red Hot Chili Peppers with Hillel Slovak and Jack Irons.…

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    Methadone Essay

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    unfamiliar with methadone treatment allow me elaborate. According to Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, methadone is a synthetic opioid created in a lab and is commonly prescribed for treatment of opiate addictions. Individuals addicted to “heroin, oxycodone and hydromorphone” receive daily doses of methadone to alleviate withdrawal symptoms. CAMH expert’s rationalized the use of methadone as minimizing the risks associated with opioid drug use; primarily preventing the spread of diseases…

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    Drug Trafficking Problem

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    use per individual every year in U.S. history, every district has its top choices, there are territorial top picks, and the most enthusiastic medication clients are not high schoolers. Illicit makers rake in huge profits on markups. In the U.K., heroin sold in lesser amounts in the…

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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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    Although Dorothy is not the typical heroin, since she is a young girl stranded in a foreign land, I believe that she is the heroin in The Wizard of Oz. Throughout her journey, Dorothy shows courage and sensitivity and in the process, manages to touch and change other characters’ lives for the better. Upon landing in Oz after the cyclone, Dorothy managed to kill the Wicked Witch who was clearly affecting the lives of others in a negative way. The munchkins were thankful and happy that…

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