Monthly Archives: March 2009

I always knew my mother-in-law was a little promiscuous. She had been with two handfuls of men before she met her husband. They just got married. She always puts her husband and his children before my husband and my sister-in-law. She treats them like garbage, anyways

Before my husband was born she had a baby and he was born with a cleft lip and pallet and he was deformed. Today I found out it was because she had a cocaine addiction. She also was very embarrassed of the baby and did not want to hold him. He died the very same day. Turned out the baby probably wasn’t my father-in-laws.

Then when my husband was born he also had a cleft lip but no pallet. My grandmother-in-law told me she was very embarrassed of him also.

I cannot keep a secret from my husband especially this big of a secret, but I don’t want to hurt him either? What should I do?

If I would tell him how should I bring it up and let him know?

Thank you.

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The dealers were luring children with cocaine since the 80′s when no one knew of the emerging threat, now we have methamphetamine called the devil’s drug… even more addictive and dangerous, the worst for child abuse. Cocaine addicts are very easily switched/lured to more powerful meth by dealers, and brain structure is changed, the brain works differently due to severe damage to reward system and thinking cells. They do not get high after awhile but must keep using to feel slightly normal, they feel a depression we cannot imagine, and when they don’t use worse. Addiction is not due to lack of will power.

Mexican and American government should put the blame where it belongs on dealers and maybe the governments themselves? Why ‘STILLl’ won’t America keep drugs OUT of tightly run jails as they do in airports and courts with a dog and scanner at entrance? They let inmates walk around on drugs and even in front of judges with not a word, no consequence! The jails say drugs are commonplace and come in by employees and volunteers, sometimes inmates… HELLO?! What is going on here?! You don’t want to hate your government and why would they do this??

Congress is informed yearly by NIDA on latest scientific progress for real medical treatment for drug addictions. All of medical field is taught that drug addiction is a biochemical brain disease and mental illness, proven by P.E. T. New treatments to stop drug addiction such as GVG must be mandatory and not optional, methamphetamine causes meth psychosis to some extent in all users and they avoid pills, extreme fear and bizzare behaviors and 24-7 anger even when they may laugh in public, it’s negative extreme emotion underneath. Addicts and families are still desperate for help from their lives of hell.

WWW.BNL.GOV

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My partner has been sentenced to 40 months,he had a cocaine habit and was offed the opportunity to sell it to feed his addiction.He got busted with 6 oz.He was given bail conditions to sign every day for 7 months which he did he also got clean voluntary and took weekly tests,we met just after he was busted and is a new person,i have 2 children from a prev partner,we moved in together and i am now 5month pregnant,I have a bad history of 2 still births and have to have c sections to have children,I could do with him to help me,my family and I are all non criminal and have given him the support he needed.He causes no trouble in prison,we were shocked after all he did,I agree he should be punished for his crime what he did was bad,will any of these circumstances affect his time and would they let him be at our baby’s birth ?

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National Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day (Awareness Day) is a day for the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration and the initiatives and communities it supports to promote positive youth development, resilience, recovery, and the transformation of mental health services delivery for children and youth with serious mental health needs and their families.

Date Added: 03/26/09
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Trying to find some stats. Can people use any of these drugs without a high risk of addiction?

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For this hypothetical situation, what type of lawsuit could the student file(and specific cause of action) and what would he have to prove for it to be successful? What types of defenses could the reporter attempt to use?

A reporter for a local newspaper is working on a story about students who have struggled with drug addiction. An intern at the paper tells the reporter that his former roommate, William Johnson, successfully completed a rehab program last year, and the intern gives the reporter extensive details about Johnson’s experience with cocaine addiction. The reporter calls Johnson to request an interview, but Johnson is out of town and can’t be reached. The reporter is on deadline and goes forward with the story without talking to Johnson. In the story, the reporter names Johnson and uses Johnson’s experience as an example of how rehab can help people recover. Johnson, who is a typical student and is not prominent on campus in any activities or groups, is angry when he sees his name in the paper and comes to your law office. Johnson tells you that the information in the story is true but that he never gave his former roommate permission to talk about his personal life. Johnson is upset by the story and asks if he has any legal recourse against the paper.

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