#donateRehabilitateThem project.This project aims at engaging youths addicts learn vocational skills to change their lives.Our Target is 10k US dollars.
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Marijuana is such a deadly drug; parents watch over children because when these signs appear; then know it's marijuana;
* Loud talking
* Inappropriate laughter
* Sleepiness
* Loss of interest
* Weight gain or loss
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What are the psychological signs of drug abuse?
* Unexplained change in attitude or personality
* Sudden mood swings or irritability
* Periods of unusual hyperactivity or agitation
* Lack of motivation; appears lethargic
* Appears anxious, fearful
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What are the behavioral warning signs of drug abuse?
*Drop in performance and attendance at school and work.
* Engaging in suspicious and secretive behaviors
* Sudden change in friends
* Unexplained financial problems; borrowing and stealing
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Physical warning signs that show your loved one is abusing drugs are;
* Bloodshot eyes; pupils larger
* Changes in appetite or sleep patterns
* Sudden loss of weight or weight gain
* Unusual smell of breaths
* Deterioration of physical appearance
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How can you help a drug addict? Addiction is a complex problem that affects life. It requires reaching out for support & changing the way you live. Recovery is within your reach but don't try to go it alone; it's easy to rationalize "just one more"
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Steps parents can take to curb teen drug abuse;
* Talk openly about dangers of drug abuse among your kids
* Lay down rules & consequences
* Monitor your teens activity
*Keep prescription medicine safely
* Encourage other interests & social activities
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Warning signs of teen drug abuse;
* Having bloodshot eyes
* Skipping classes
* Acting uncharacteristically isolated
* Sudden mood changes
* Dropping one group of friends for another
* Loss of interest in old hobbies
* Demanding more privacy
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The DON'TS when your loved one is drug problems.
* Attempt to threaten or punish
* Cover-up for the drug abuser or shield them from the consequences
* Take over his or her responsibilities, diminishing their sense of self worth
* Argue with them when high
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"Treatment didn't work before, so there's no point trying again" Recovery from a drug is a long process that often involves setbacks.Relapse doesn't mean that treatment has failed. It's a signal to get back on treatment or adjusting the treatment approach
#donateRehabilitateThem You can't force someone into treatment; they have to want help; Treatment doesn't have to be voluntary to be successful. People forced into treatment by family, legal system are just likely to benefit as those who chose to enter treatment on their own.
#donateRehabilitateThem Addicts have to hit the rock bottom before they get better; recovery can begin at any point in addiction & the earlier the better.The longer drug abuse continues, the stronger the addiction & harder to treat.Intervene before the addict has lost everything.
#donateRehabilitateThem Addiction is a disease; but something can be done about it.
Experts agree that addiction is affects the brain but it doesn't mean anyone is helpless.The brain changes associated with addiction can be treated & reversed by therapy, medication, exercise etc
#donateRehabilitateThem Overcoming addiction is matter of will power. You can stop using Drugs if you really want. Prolonged exposure to drugs alters the brain in ways that result powerful cravings & compulsion to use it. Such brain changes make it extremely hard to quit by will