FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Press Release)
Sep 7, 2010 -- Drug dealers move over, there is a new boss
taking over your business, medicine cabinets. That is right.
More often now, teens are resourcing to their family medicine
drawers and cabinets for their drug addiction.
Prescription drugs are legal, however they
are ending up being consumed by kids and not the designated
prescribed person, leading many times to death.
In Seattle, a father mourns over his son who died from an
overdose 6 weeks before his eighteenth birthday. Now the father
is working with a drug prevention foundation, urging parents
to intervene with the youth drug problem. For this father
and his son, it is unfortunately too late, but for other parents
and their teens there is still time to get help.
Since 3 in 5 teens report that they can easily get prescription
drugs from their parents medicine cabinets, US officials
are pushing for legislation, The Safe Drug Disposal Act. This
act, if passed, will allow for parents to have a safe legal
way to dispose of left over prescriptions, preventing teens
from getting a hold of them. The office of National Drug Control
reports that prescription pills are the second leading
drug abuse next to marijuana, also known as pot,
weed, or trees.
A survey revealed that by 12th grade ten percent of students
have tried a prescription pain killer. The
truth is that teens are taking these pills and these pills
are highly addictive. Other side effects besides overdose,
death, and addiction, are withdraws, mood swings, trying other
drugs, and physical harm to the body.
For help with teen prescription drug use and abuse
call Inspirations for Youth and Families aka, Inspirations
Teen Rehab We are here to help you and your family through
this difficult process.
Reach out to us. Recovery from addiction is just a click or a phone
call away. If the information you are looking for is not found here and you
need immediate attention you may contact us:
Teen Addiction Help: 1-888-757-6237
Addiction Treatment for Young Adults and Adults : 1-888-387-6237
http://www.covecenterforrecovery.com
or e-mail
us.

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