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Utah Governor Voices Support for Overdose Laws

Utah governor voices support for overdose laws
[rewrite]Under the measure, calling 911 for such a companion would work in favor of people charged in drug cases because courts would consider it a mitigating circumstance. The other bill stipulates that people acting in good … Joel Millard, executive …[/rewrite]
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Medical marijuana user suspended, ordered into rehab by NJ Transit
[rewrite]A 57-year-old Newark man who uses medical marijuana in his treatment for end stage renal failure is suing after being suspended by his employer NJ Transit and ordered to drug rehab, according to a report in the Star-Ledger. Charlie Davis, who was a …[/rewrite]
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Cutting Hotline/Helpline? ?

Question by Bellatrix Lastrange: Cutting Hotline/Helpline? ?
[rewrite]I call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline and I talked and I felt alot better. The woman, Christal, gave me a number for my county and it didn’t work. Does anyone know a number for a cutting hotline? I think that would be better to call. Thanks.
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Answer by Cody
I don’t know it but I just want to say thanks for calling them and making a difference(: good luck and be happy!(:

How Do You Recover From Prescription Drug Abuse? ?

Question by ghost: How do you recover from prescription drug abuse? ?
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Answer by Acid09
If necessary hold an intervention. Get the addict to go to a detox clinic. Then get them involved in a program that specializes in treating prescription drug abuse. Regardless of your addiction, only a very small number of addicts ever stop on their own and most who do enter treatment relapse at some point.

Fighting Drug Addiction With 'Flash Jobs' and High Fashion

Fighting Drug Addiction With 'Flash Jobs' and High Fashion
[rewrite]The trial—based on a similar effort in Norway—sought to help hard-core heroin addicts who had failed out of other treatment programs, based on the thinking that the chronically addicted might use fewer drugs if they had a job to go to in the morning …[/rewrite]
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FDA Approves Portable Drug Overdose Treatment
[rewrite]Federal regulators said that the treatment, an injector filled with a medication that reverses the effects of an overdose, can fit in a pocket or medicine cabinet, and could help stem the rising number of drug overdoses. The device, called … “Making …[/rewrite]
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Does Rohypnol Cause Addiction?

Question by Danielle <3: Does Rohypnol cause addiction?
[rewrite]I am doing a health project, and i need to know if rohypnol causes a physical or mental addiction.
10 points best answer!
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Answer by MIK
its both , its a strong benzo , like 10 times stronger than valium , withdraw from benzo’s suck , good luck ,

Answer by silkenwings228
Apparently, you can be both physically and psychologically addicted to Rohypnol:
Rohypnol addiction
The use of Rohypnol itself is dangerous, leading to physical and psychological dependence, which increases with dose and duration of use.

Drug Treatment Difficulties Anyone?

Question by Follow-the-narrow-gate: Drug treatment difficulties anyone?
[rewrite]So… I have started my second round of IOP (intensive outpatient) and I always find treatment difficult. The fact of sitting in a room full of alcoholics and addicts… who are talking about drugs (whether it is good or bad) makes me want to use even more. I am always trying to recover, but talking about drugs always makes me want to use.

Anyone else have these difficulties in treatment or in general ?

NOTE: Please do not put rude comments, because my recovery is a serious thing and you do not know me or anything about my recovery.
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