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  • Drug Overdose Facts
  • During 2004, 31.8 million Americans had used prescription pain relievers non-medically in their lifetime.
  • Dilaudid detoxification on its own is sufficient treatment to address an addicts problem, and individuals should go directly from detox at an effective drug addiction treatment center.
  • A sense of urgency is needed in dealing with a drug overdose, because if treatment is not started immediately, this condition could potentially be fatal.
  • In 2004, nearly 12 Americans aged 12 or older had used methamphetamine at least once in their lifetime, 1.4 million of which had done so during the past year and 600,000 of which has done so during the past month.
  • Bath Salts are sometimes packaged to appear like commonly used bath products, however this particular form of the drug contains a highly dangerous drug similar to PCP.
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Residential Beds For Clients with Children

Although residential beds for clients children is not as common as other specialized types of drug or alcohol rehab programs, they are possible to find if you are in need. Back in 2007, the National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services reported that 515 (14%) of residential substance abuse treatment programs offered beds for both mothers and their children. There is a substantial benefit to both the mother and child who are able to attend programs that provide residential beds for clients children. The parent is able to receive the rehabilitation they need while remaining close with their children through the difficult process of substance abuse recovery. Many parents (mothers in specific) are afraid to admit that they need help with their addiction problemsbecause they fear that their children will be taken from them. These programs help to reduce this fear while providing the care and support that both mother and child so desperately need.

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