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In My Shoes

In My Shoes

Palladin
I’ve always loved Westerns. You didn’t need to remember what had happened the week before to follow what was happening in the current episode. Perhaps best of all, it was entirely predictable.
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Spotlight On...

Spotlight On...

The danger zone
Sarah looks older than 16. But being too old has never been her problem — not since the age of 11, when she sought help from a drug treatment program and was turned away for being too young.
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Then and Now

Then & Now

I love riding on trains. There’s something about that quiet little lurch the car makes when the motor kicks in and the car pulls out of the station. It’s like you’ve just been unplugged from the world.
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Toolbox

Tool Box

Recovery Tools
Bits of wisdom, tools and tips to help you on your path of recovery. Read more »

Recent Features

 

3/3/2010

The danger zone: 1.6 million addicted kids shaping outside-the-box treatment strategies

With her bright pink nail polish, pancake makeup and darting, penciled eyes, Sarah looks older than 16. But being too old has never been her problem — not since the age of 11, when she sought help from a California drug treatment program for adolescents and was turned away for being too young.

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2/17/2010

Top 10 Addiction Myths — and Myth Busters

Myth 1: Drug addiction is voluntary behavior. You start out occasionally using alcohol or other drugs, and that is a voluntary decision. But as times passes, something happens, and you become a compulsive drug user. Why? Because over time, continued use of addictive drugs changes your brain — in dramatic, toxic ways at times, more subtly at others, but virtually always in ways that result in compulsive and even uncontrollable drug use. 
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2/3/2010

Letters from Readers

A number of readers have been in touch with Sober 24, telling their stories and sharing their experience, strength, and hope with us. If you’d like to be in touch, too, you can “Tell Us Your Story” at www.sober24.com/E_Zine/Submissions/159/. We’d love to hear from you.
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