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  • Drug Overdose Facts
  • During 2004, nearly 20 million Americans reported using tranquilizers non-medically without a prescription or simply for the feeling they caused at least once in their lifetime.
  • In many instances, drug overdose deaths can be attributed to the amount of time that has lapsed between the initial signs of an overdose, and the time that it takes to administer the appropriate medical treatment.
  • Individual reactions to LSD can vary from person to person, and can range from complete ecstasy to extreme terror, even during first time use of the drug.
  • Crack can be mixed with PCP which is called spacebasing or spaceblasting.
  • A large percentage of unintentional drug overdose deaths are related to the increasing use of prescription drugs that are commonly being prescribed throughout portions of the United States.
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Residential Beds For Clients with Children

While residential beds for clients children is not as prevalent as other specialized types of drug or alcohol treatment centers, they are possible to find if you are in need. Back in 2007, the National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services documented that 515 (14%) of residential substance abuse treatment facilities supplied beds for both mothers and their children. There is a substantial benefit to both the mother and child who are able to enroll in recovery programs that provide residential beds for clients children. The mother is able to receive the drug addiction treatment they need while remaining close with their children through the treatment process of substance abuse recovery. Many parents (mothers in specific) do not want to admit that they need help with their addiction problemsbecause they fear that their children will be taken from them. These programs help to alleviate this fear while supplying the proper care that both mother and child so desperately need.

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