by Brittney
(United States)
I’ve smoked weed everyday and I’m usually high throughout the day, but I’ve been trying to quit. I haven’t smoked in three days yet I felt high for a few hours today.
Why do I feel high even though the marijuana should be completely out of my body by now?
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I was addicted to Lortabs/ Opiates after I broke my ankle years ago. After years of taking Lortab my doctor suddenly retired. He went in to have knee surgery and did not return. I had no advance notice and had no back up supply of pills and this was a BIG DEAL! Since I had been on them for so many years and never ran out I had no idea what I was fixing to go through...HELL!!!! At the time I was self employed and did not have insurance so rehab was not a choice and I could not miss work for 30 days. I tried to call a pain management center and since I had no insurance they turned me away. So I was pretty much up the creek.
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Drug addiction doesn’t seem within the realm of possibility for most people. Nobody sets out to become drug or alcohol dependent. No one believes they will develop an addiction or become a drug addict. Some people may take an illegal drug for the first time just to have a thrill or to be a part of the crowd.
Addiction has many faces, none of them pretty. This site is devoted to trying to help find ways for you to recover from addiction. We designed this site to give useful information that will help people learn to make better decisions. We believe part of the key to dealing with alcoholism and/or drug addiction is having the right information. You need information to recognize and understand drug and alcohol addiction in yourself, your loved one.
Some people need prescription medication, but over time they begin to take too much, too often. Many drink because they want to feel better after a long day. Whatever the case, people certainly do not expect the misery that comes with addiction. But there is help for addiction and rehabilitation can work.
Addiction Causes
Substance Use
Disorder (SUD) or addiction is a brain disease characterized by the
inability of the individual to stop using a substance. When choice is
no longer an option we are dealing with a SUD. But what are drug
addiction causes?
Addiction Effects
The effects of
addiction are far reaching and can be seen in the home, on the job, in
churches and in schools. If left unchecked, the drug is going to win.
Abuse is a disease of the brain, and the drugs change brain.
Addiction Symptoms
Addiction is
progressive and most of the time treatment is required to end the
addiction. When we drink, we enjoy the flavor of the drink, the
relaxing feeling we get when we drink it and often have a drink in a
social setting with friends.
Addiction Facts
“Marijuana is not
harmful or addictive” is often stated by those who use it regularly.
Research, shows that in fact marijuana is addictive and in fact is
causing one of the highest incidence of addiction in the US.
Addiction Intervention
If you are a
friend or a family member of someone who is addicted, you’re probably
wondering what you can do to help. Sometimes an intervention can help
the addict to break their denial to begin treatment.
Addiction Stories
In meeting and
working with addiction recovery patients over the years we have found
that one of the most important aspects of their recovery is having the
opportunity to share their stories and their life experience.
Addiction Treatment
Drug programs, such as the ones offered by The US Drug & Alcohol Rehab Network, are
as varied as the people who become addicted. Young and old, white and
black, male and female, no one can avoid addiction. We won’t endorse a
treatment, we will try to give you an introduction on the topic.
If you have landed on this page, it may be that you’re searching for answers, either for yourself or for someone you love. Something has gone wrong. We wonder how things got out of control and what can be done to make things right again.
If we suffer from the disease of addiction, we want to know how to get well. If we are a friend or family member we want to know how to help. We’ll try to outline how you can get or give help, or at the very least, to ask the right questions. We also want to acknowledge that research does give us an explanation of what happens, but not necessarily why it happens.
We’ve gathered information on the likelihood that someone will potentially become an addict and whether they can recover, but it isn’t conclusive.
If you have landed on this page it is because you’re searching for answers, we’ve compiled a lot of the latest answers for you. Addiction is a disease of the brain and there are no quick fixes or easy answers. Here in the United States we want answers and we want them immediately. If we are in pain, we want relief from that pain and we want to take a pill that will melt the pain away and not cause any undesirable side effects. We deserve fast results.
You want to know what causes drug addiction. The theories on that are varied and abundant, and while they all offer food for thought, none really explains why it happens. Bottom line– we really don’t know what causes drug addiction. You have to look at everything and put everything on the table to try and get your hands around it. Don’t misunderstand, the research is important and we applaud the effort. Researchers are learning more every day and the writers and editors of this site are convinced that answers are forthcoming, but we just don’t have the complete picture yet. But treatment can and does work if the right treatment is found.
We are all body, mind and spirit. All three have to be considered to truly understand the human experience and how drug addiction claims its victims. Many writers and researchers prefer to use the disease model to explain drug addiction. It’s an excellent place to start, because there is ample research on neuron-receptors in the brain and how certain drugs affect those receptors.
It explains that some people will be predisposed to the disease of addiction due to genetic factors. If your father was an alcoholic, you are likely to become an alcoholic, or if your family is of a certain ethic origin you’ll be more likely than others to fall into addiction. The mind is certainly a mysterious place, as we are all unique and have an amazing complexity. Our emotional and psychological makeup will play a part in the drugs we chose to use and the relationship that develops with those drugs.
Drug addiction, left untreated, becomes a disease of the soul.
We have “lost control” and substance
abuse has taken control of our lives. How can you explain the change in behavior that takes a
bright, well-educated, ambitious, engaging person and transforms them into a
heartless, self-centered liar that steals from his/her own family, abandons
their spouse and children, and willfully chooses the road to death rather than
a happy and fulfilling life?
Addiction poisons the very soul of a person and turns them
into an unreasoning animal. Because
addiction is a spiritual disease, if you are going to be healed, your
soul must be healed. You can try to overcome drug addiction on your own, like
pulling yourself up by your own bootstraps, and some people might be able to do
it, but most can’t. Healing our soul is offered as a gift from a “power greater
than ourselves”.
People in recovery from alcoholism and drug addiction will
tell you that one drink, or one hit is too many and a whole ocean-full isn’t enough. Drug addiction does not have to be the winner, but addicts
need the tools to access strength and support. You have to be honest with
yourself and realistic about the problem. Addicts must realize that they can’t use drugs and they
can’t take a drink because the consequences are serious at a minimum, and too
often deadly. But there always is hope for those willing to seek it!
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by Mark Bryce-Sharron
(UK)
According to a global study, alcohol consumption in women has gradually caught up with that of men- causing health implications for women as an end result.
Alcohol consumption habits of four million people were studied for over a century. It was discovered that although alcohol use and disorder have been historically viewed as a male phenomenon, the increasing number of women consuming alcohol faults this assumption, calling for the need for alcohol related public health efforts to focus more on women.
The study was carried out by analysing drinking habits between men and women from 1891 to 2014, collating the results of 68 international studies since 1980. The analysis looked at how the ratio of male to female drinking had changed over the years, based on 3 broad categories: any alcohol use, problematic alcohol use and alcohol-related harms. It was discovered that the alcohol consumption gap between men and women is closing rapidly.
WHAT HAS CHANGED?
Considering that alcohol abuse has always been associated with men, the discovery that younger women may be out-drinking men indicates that some things have changed. The study was carried out by researchers at the Australian NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence in Mental Health and Substance Use at the University of New South Wales, Australia, and Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health in the US. They mostly investigated how the trends (of alcohol consumption between men and women) have changed over the course of the period under study, and not why these trends have changed. A lot of the suggestions as to why have been put forward by independent experts.
The researchers, however, indicated that because more women are working now as opposed to 50 years ago, they have an independent income and can socialise more easily without relying on their partners. They also suggested that better education of women and increased age of first marriage could be contributory factors- in addition to broader social, cultural and economic changes.
There are other reasons why the consumption of alcohol by women is rapidly catching up to that of men. Over the years, marketing campaigns for alcoholic beverages have targeted young women and girls by creating sweeter products that appeal to them.
In addition, as a result of drop in prices, alcoholic items such as beer and wine have become a regular part of everyday life. Alcohol is cheap, more readily available and accessible. This has contributed to an increase in alcohol consumption at home, as a habit rather than for pleasure.
According to the Office of National Statistics, almost 1 in 5 higher earners drink alcohol at least 5 days a week. This includes women in management and professional jobs, who, in addition to obtaining jobs that used to be dominated by men, have also adopted the after-work drinking culture.
WHY DOES THIS MATTER?
Alcohol use prevention and intervention programmes have often been framed around the assumption that men are more susceptible to alcohol use. Following the trend, the study observed that men born between 1891 and 1910 were twice as likely to consume alcohol than their female peers, and more than three times as likely to be involved in the abuse of the substance. Of the men and women born between 1991 and 2000, the rate of consumption and abuse between both sexes has almost reached parity. This discovery brings to light, the need to consider a reframing or restructuring of these programmes so that efforts should also be targeted at young women to reduce the impact of the substance and related harms.
The danger attached to drinking too much, is in the mental and physical health problems that are attached to it- especially as it is easy to go over the recommended limit of 14 units of alcohol a week. A deliberate campaign needs to be carried out to make people aware.
Alcohol tolerance levels for men are higher than that of women. Fat to water ration are higher for women than for men, which results in an inability to rid their systems of alcohol as quickly as a man’s body will get rid of alcohol. This implies that the alcohol in their system remains more concentrated. In addition, women have smaller livers which makes it more difficult for them to process alcohol safely, than men.
CONCERTED EFFORT
Katherine Brown of the Institute of Alcohol Studies indicates that there is a deliberate effort to entice women into drinking more. This is embedded in the range of alcoholic beverages and advertisement campaigns targeted at them.
This is a calculated approach. Drinks specifically designed with young women in mind usually taste sweet and fruity. The ads have catchy phrases giving the impression that these beverages are ‘girly’ and are made to project personal style and taste. The advertising campaigns also target TV programmes aimed at women which are sometimes sponsored by makers of alcohol beverages so that their adverts are run when these programmes are shown. This is an attempt to sell to women.
There are, however, side effects as a result of which there has been a call for a mass media campaign so that mandatory health warnings are indicated on alcoholic products.
CALL FOR ACTION
Based on the study, there should be a focus on adolescent and young adult sex-specific trends in substance use. This is because trends in alcohol consumption indicates that adults begin to use alcohol earlier than used to be the case.
More importantly is the need to re-examine alcohol use and prevention programmes. The results of the study have implications for framing and targeting of these programmes. As a result of the closing gap in alcohol consumption between men and women, efforts should be targeted at reducing the impacts of substance use and related harms in women as well because, it is apparent that alcohol use and its related disorders are not a male phenomenon anymore.
Although the study has some shortcomings, which includes the fact that it was not able to give specific reasons why there has been an increase in alcohol consumption by women, there is no denying the fact that the discovery made will be beneficial for targeting alcohol abuse prevention programmes.
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by Ned Wicker
(Wisconsin)
In 2009 the death of pop star Michael Jackson was a major news event and set off a media feeding frenzy, round-the-clock updates on cable television and of course coverage of all the entertainment personalities that knew the singer over the years.
The tributes centered on his enormous talent and that is how most will remember him. The legend will live on in the hearts and minds of the people, while the man himself is gone.
I was never a big Michael Jackson fan, but to deny the man’s accomplishment as a singer, song-writer and dancer, is to claim that the Gettysburg Address is just another political stump speech. In a way, I joined millions of others who mourn, but my thoughts and feelings were not likely shared by many, as they address the tragedy of his life. In the absence of God, we turn to other things to fulfill our desires and take away the pain of life, both physical and emotional.
He seemed to have everything!
The past stories run by network television news programs, like 60 Minutes, show a flamboyant Jackson, buying expensive furniture and decorations from his favorite store in Las Vegas. Then of course there was the children’s amusement park and all of the accusation and speculation that surrounded his relationships with children.
Like Elvis, he had his entourage of hangers-on, who were there to provide “support.” There was all this “stuff” in his life, as he kept adding “things” and as the legend and mystery of his life grew, it just got bigger. In the end, according to news reports, there was nothing much left of him, other than a few undigested pills in his stomach. One story says he had a faint pulse when he was found, about all that was left of his humanity.
Turned to drugs for answers
Drugs are the American answer to everything, and for Jackson, according to the news reports I’ve been read at the time, drugs were an important part of his everyday routine. It doesn’t matter which drugs. What matters is that he felt it necessary to take them. I always ask “what hurt” or “what was missing” when I read these kind of stories.
The American myth of “drugs, sex and rock’n’roll” is just a lie, a smoke screen to excuse bad behavior and hide the fact that we are all seriously flawed individuals in need of God’s love and compassion. But we turn to drugs, not to God. We turn to getting high, not to solving problems. We turn to anything but God. Pills give us relief. God desires a relationship, a two-way street approach to life. We want it now. God wants forever. We want what we want.
God wants what He wants us to have. That is why we turn away. There is not necessarily an immediate response to our desires that is in keeping with our accepted solutions to the problem, and we are not necessarily willing to even examine and understand the alternatives to our own thinking. We know better.
No answers but God!
Michael Jackson is just another in a very long list of “bigger than life” personalities that could not find the answer to the basic questions of life. People who are strong in faith are not nearly as likely to resort to drugs for every function of living. Happy people do not die the way Jackson died. People whose spirit is strong and who know the direction they are taking do not search for such unhealthy approaches. They want relief to get through the day and it doesn’t matter that the treatment is potentially terminal.
The emptiness of drug use is what breaks my heart. It’s like the addiction forces people to turn their backs on reality and live in a haze. It’s ironic to me that Rev. Jessie Jackson was there as the family spokesman. I do not have any knowledge of where Rev. Jessie is spiritually, but given his background as a Christian pastor, I would hope that he had shared with Michael and his family that which was most important to him. Even if Michael and Jessie had a long-term relationship, it is apparent that Jessie’s faith in God had little impact on Michael, at least as it related to self-care.
Somewhere along the line, the person that was Michael Jackson got lost in the legend of Michael Jackson. Drugs killed the person, but we can rely on the multitudes to always remember the legend. There was endless platitudes, remembrances, and people who only know the celebrity and the legend cried endlessly and lament how their lives are forever scarred. What hurt?
Why wasn’t God allowed in?
What was so overwhelming that God was not allowed in this man’s life to bring comfort and healing? The legend does not matter to me, because the legend is not real. The abuse of drugs has caused celebrity deaths in the past and drugs will continue to be the downfall of many to come. It is the individual torture of the human soul, in both the celebrated and the forgotten, the navigation of the human experience to or away from God, that is the ultimate meaning of life.
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– Matthew 7:7-8
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by Linda
My daughter, Jennifer 22 yrs old, has always had addiction problems. I had her in Pine River Institute for 15 months but that was four years ago. Since then her sister has died of cancer (they were not close siblings) her brother left because their sister had died.
Jennifer has gotten worse since she was introduced to Poppers. She is heavily in debt, is not taking her prescribed anti-depressants and is very angry at me, her mother. There is suicide on my maternal side and I am worried about her.
I really need support in giving me guidance as to how I am to deal with her and her addictions. I am not including Jennifer for Christmas 1) because this is her brother’s first Christmas after her sister’s death and 2) Jennifer simply wants to fight with us. She told me to leave her place last week before she hit me.
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by Rod
(Georgia,USA)
I am a 45 yr old man and I got addicted to narcotics at the age of 22. Now I hear from some recovering addicts that now that they are clean and have been clean for a year or longer that they are no longer an addict well in my opinion once an addict always an addict.
My addiction started off simply enough when while at work I asked my then wife if she could bring me something for a headache and she decided to crush up some hydrocodone and put them in 2 goody wrappers. She served them to me and I can remember after about 15 mins thinking WOW this stuff is amazing I was totally clueless of what hydrocodone was and what it did.
My wife was in an accident a few months prior and the Dr.s prescribed her some hydrocodone and she thought she was doing me a favor by tricking me into thinking I was taking a Goody powder. It got where I was only taking 2 hydrocodone 5mg at night cause it made me feel good and sleep better and would never take them during the day.
Well that lasted about a year and then I had to have them during the day everyday!! I was up to 20 10mg hydrocodone a day and some days more. I have been in and out of rehab 3 times and each time started back within a month.
I eventually lost everything divorced my wife and got remarried. But the pills took that marriage over and got a divorce and lost everything again all I had was some clothes and my truck. Checked into rehab for the 3rd time and a few days after checking out started back again, so after a few months decided to move far away from all the people I knew. I took the advice of some counselors to change playgrounds.
I left with 1 hydrocodone and took it on my trip. I got clean and found a good job and met a wonderful women I started a new life and was CLEAN!!! Got married and we decided to buy a home I was rocking things were great.
After 3yrs clean I had done worked my way up to GM of a company, built me a lil shop out back of my new home and things going great when the monkey jumped on my back and I couldn’t shake it and started back using.
I thought I could control it since I’ve been clean for 3yrs but boy was I wrong!!! I started doing things that was insane. Stopped spending time with the family in all areas then turned to taking from my work to support my habit.
I knew I was going to get caught but that didn’t stop me I got worse. Dec. 2011 It finally caught up with me and I got fired and now charges are brought up against me for theft. I have been clean since the wake up but now can’t find work because of a felony charge on my record.
I still have my wife but it hasn’t been easy. I’ve just about pawned all my stuff from when I got hooked again and now loosing my home. I have turned to God for help and He has helped me so much. I still have trouble sleeping and I think about pill seems like everyday.
Every morning when I get out of bed I say out loud I will not use today. It really is one day, one hour,one minute at a time and I can’t say that I will never use again but I can say that I won’t use today.
I still have a long way to go with my recovery and along way to go with making things right with my wife and family but it is worth the fight. I pray everyday sometimes 4 or more times because I do believe in God and He will see me through. I know I can’t do it by myself or my way cause as you can see my way don’t work.
I haven’t attended a NA meeting but I am planning on it and I do believe attending a meeting a week will help during recovery. Addiction is something that you will take to the grave but it don’t have to be an active addiction, IT CAN BE BEAT!!!!
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by Jerry
(Tulsa, OK)
Hello, my name is Jerry. It’s been a while since I last shared, but some of you have… I’m 44 years old with teenagers and young men. My oldest is 27 and youngest is the only girl is 16.
That being said, I sit here a reflect on my life. The only thing that I can say is, WTF.. happened to my life? Where did the YEARS go? Seems like yesterday I was holding my new born baby girl!!! I was on top of the WORLD…
I’ve been an addict for over 25-30 years. I was in my early 30s working my ass off to make sure my family is taking care of.. Loved every minute of it. I was a functional addict for years no problems.
Then in 2008-2009 when the economy crashed I brought home $35,000 in 2008, switched jobs in 2009 making better money I messed up my back and now 8-9 years later I’m a opiate addict/junkie. I never one time did I ever say I wanted to be an opiate addict. I haven’t ever seen or heard about oxycodone, hydromorphone, oxymorphone. Never got into the pills until then, and only after someone showed me how to shoot them,….. Don’t really remember to much after that.
I’ve gone to rehabs prison county jail and detoxed and felt just fine didn’t touch anything when I was locked up. It didn’t bother me till I was free to run and do what I want do… I have kicked the physical withdraws many times.
The psychological side of addiction kicks my ass Everytime!!! There may be hope… I saw online the FDA is trying stop sales and manufacturer of oxymorphone… But, I’m sure something else will take it’s place… Stay strong keep y’all’s heads up and take ONE DAY AT A TIME!!!!!
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U-TURN Solutions is a modern learning approach to engage clients to work on their problems and troubles in life and to make a U-Turn, a 180º turn-around.
The question that you want to respond and react to honestly is:
'Is your problem controlling you or are YOU controlling your problem?'
"How is Addiction Self Help Different from Others, Because I Have Relapsed Before?"
Our Workbook offers more than 1 single solution, a few tips or therapy treatment for addiction.
It is a long term self help and maintenance guide on your road to recovery.
It directs you through Recovery, long-term Maintenance, Relapse warning signs, Relapsing and bouncing back from a setback.
We offer you tips, techniques, tricks, strategies and profound insight of your personal, private thinking, your thoughts and your behaviour.
U-Turn Solutions does NOT focus on your problems, because we all have different issues to overcome. We focus on long-term solutions .
We offer you more than 50 solutions. Several you will use right away, others may be more useful later, when you have moved away from your internet urges and want to stay balanced and content.
Once you understand the dynamics of addiction, you will have no more relapses.
Our U-Turn treatments, recovery, cure, help or rehab programs targets all computer internet addictions, obsessions or compulsions like on-line video game, games, sex, pornography, gambling, porn or cyber sex, cyber chatting even social media like smart phone, face-book, texting and similar obsessions.
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and Finally Remember:
"Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives; he who seeks finds; and to him who knocks, the door will be opened."
- Matthew 7:7-8
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How long should a spouse separate from an addicted spouse when they are in outpatient rehab..I have been told one month. My husband is not happy, nor
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How can I submit to my Christian husband who won't stop shooting me up with ecstasy? I cannot use narcotics, but I have a Christian husband who won't
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(Albuquerque New Mexico USA)
So today was a WAY better day for me, I went to my First AA meeting. && I loved it, && I'm going back Monday((: thanks to all the help of this website. It helped me out a lot. Feeling really Blessed!
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and Finally Remember:
"Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives; he who seeks finds; and to him who knocks, the door will be opened."
- Matthew 7:7-8
Jun 16, 17 08:56 AM
Alcoholics Anonymous on this page we introduce the 12-Step program that was created by AA and can really work to help you overcome alcoholism and drug addiction.
Jun 16, 17 08:51 AM
Drinking Problem is a definition and discusion of alcoholism, what is it and how can it be overcome...
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After completing 4 years at the University of Northern Colorado for my Bachelor of Science, 1 year at Johns Hopkins University for my Masters in Health
