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5 Ways to Help a Drug Addict Author: Justin Mckibben Drug addiction is a relentless and staggeringly corrupting disease of the mind, body and spirit. It has the power to devastate, deceive, and kill those who suffer from its influence, and it infects the lives of not... Learn More

11 Ways to Tell a Recovering Addict is Using Again One of the working definitions of addiction is that it is a chronic, progressive, relapsing disorder. Now, relapse doesn’t have to be part of your recovery but, statistically speaking, relapse occurs at a rather high rate amongst people recovering from... Learn More

How to Explain Your Addiction to A Normie The first thing that comes to mind when I think about explaining my addiction to a normie is the movie, Memento. If you haven’t seen it, I’ll just tell you this (no spoilers): it’s about a guy (played by actor... Learn More

4 Hard Truths Only Parents of Addicts Understand Denial not only affects the person with the addiction problem, it also affects those around them and, especially the addict’s parents. Even when the signs become impossible to ignore, no parent wants to admit that their child is an addict.... Learn More

Book Review: Clean [caption id="attachment_9291" align="aligncenter" width="197"] Photo Credit: www.davidsheff.com[/caption] Addiction can take your life away whether it’s with an overdose, illness or constant and chronic relapsing; the disease of addiction is a progressive and sometimes fatal illness. With David and Nic Sheff,... Learn More

Once an Addict, Always an Addict? Disease Theory of Addiction Substance abuse and addiction is believed to involve permanent changes to the brain structure and function. According to the disease theory of addiction, it is possible for people to stop the addictive behavior, but they will... Learn More

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