Earl didn't a lot of mischievous things some which he didn't understand he thought something was wrong with him he would later realize and find out that he suffered from a bipolar disorder and mania depression. ... He then went on to sale out countries overseas hometown and has even preformed with some great artists such as Jayz the late Aaliyah and the list goes on and on. ... Through this time he was able to release three albums he released one in 2001–02 which was The Great Depression then in 2003 he released Grand Champ and in 2005–08 he released Year of the Dog .Agai...

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On the other side, some adolescents might face number of dangerous situations, such as eating disorder, alcoholism, drugs, suicidal behavior, violence, depression, stress, etc which could temporarily or permanently damage their self-image. ... Many young adults smoke cigarettes and/or use a different kind of a drug to relieve stress and depression. ... The desire to "end" everything is great, but majority of the attempts remain unfulfilled. ... The cause of their depression is often unexplained. ...

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Traumatic experiences characterize the expulsion, journey, and arrival of a great many refugees with consequent elevation in post-traumatic stress and drug use (Mills, 2012). ... In response to such physical, psychological, and emotional turmoil, it is very normal for them to experience symptoms such as depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), helplessness, fear, guilt, self-blame, grief, rage, and anxiety. ... Mental health professionals working with refugees often identify problems in three basic areas- anxiety/depression, PTSD, and substance abuse (Rado, 1997). ... There are a va...

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Drugs have become a very serious problem in the United States. They have become a component of one's every day lives. This Nation's reliance on drugs for pleasure, depression, and medical relief dominates the political and economic scene. Much debate over the drug issue occurs daily. Pleasure i...

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These are the avenues where my life will make a great impact. ... This exercise pointed out to me, how I would hinder my personal advancements, miss out on opportunities, bring about depression and continue to cause disappointment to family members and friends, if I continue these patterns. ... I know the feelings of hopelessness, depression and alienation. ...

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The story line focuses on the stages of grief in recovery; Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression and Acceptance, that Gwen has to experience while in rehab at Serenity Glen. ... The movie did a great job at portraying the lifestyle of an addict, specifically an alcoholic. The story quickly shows how an alcoholic goes through various stages of addiction, and also the multiple stages of recovery (Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression and Acceptance). ...

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After prolonged use of cocaine, depression is usually a factor, and these drugs help the user overcome the depression. ... Alcohol has been used in several of our great ancient societies. ... The depression of these key areas of the brain can be fatal. ...

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Michelle present problems consist of overdosing on her prescribed medications because of her depression issues. ... This has caused her to suffer from depression, not feeling normal. ... She was receiving counseling for her depression and drug habits. ... She has always had a great relationship with her siblings. ... She has been able to maintain great relationships with her peers. ...

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Today millions of people are addicted to tobacco, and yet it is impossible to become physically addicted to marijuana. When most people think of marijuana compared to tobacco, everyone thinks tobacco is more safe. This is because marijuana is illegal and tobacco is entirely legal. A lot o...

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As the drug's effects wear off, the user can get into some kind of depression, sometimes the users feel jumpy, fearful, and anxious. ... Mantel complications, including serious mantel illness (schizophrenia), depression, delusions, anxiety disorders and paranoia. ... When taking a great amount of inhalants, there will not be a pleasant high but mental confusion, and delusions, sometimes it can also cause paranoia. ... The danger is especially great if inhalants are taken along with, alcohol or sleeping pills. ...

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The prohibition of alcohol that took place in the 1920s was also known as "The Great Experiment". ... Drugs are illegal for almost the same reasons as the prohibition of alcohol: They instigate violence, death, and an overall depression in our modern society. ...

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Pride makes a teacher give you a bad grade, even when it is a great paper, because she doesn't agree with the particular subject manner. ... You would never lie awake in a wonder less state of depression only cured by some type of pill or illegal drugs. ...

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Plus, every great writer needs some kind of conflict in order to create a story. Dostoyevsky needed governmental oppression, Poe needed his alcoholism and depression; so it would make sense that Carroll needed drugs to be his conflict. ...

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Conclusion So why shouldn't we agree to disagree when it comes to marijuana, its safe and its harmless with positive results and highly recognized in medicine to relieve pain from most permanent symptoms it also helps with depression, so I think it's a great Idea to legalize medical marijuana especially if it's an alternative to reducing pain....

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It has been a source of great controversy Another popular drug widely used in the United States is cocaine.ever since. ... In the late 1920s, the drug was seriously investigated as a cure and treatment against nearly everything from depression to decongestion. ...

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Causing trauma for the rest of her life is the reason, never able to deal with the situation causes great harm on ones emotional state. ... Girls and young women are likelier than boys and young men to abuse substances in order to lose weight, relieve stress or boredom, improve their mood, reduce sexual inhibitions, self-medicate depression, and increase confidence.Although men are more likely to become addicts, woman generally have a care provider who prescribe drugs which jump starts the addiction. ... Many women suffer from anxiety and depression which are just some of the many reaso...

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This form is healthy and can motivate people to do great things, but this only happens when the addiction remains at a small degree. ... These physical symptoms may last for several days, but the general depression, or dysphoria (opposite of euphoria), that often accompanies heroin withdrawal may last for weeks. ...

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Crack use is associated with incidents of violence by users and is capable of doing great harm to fetuses of pregnant users. ... Other problems you may suffer are: seizures, brain infections, fluid in the lungs, respiratory failure, paranoia, depression, anxiety disorders, delusions, increased risk of injury from aggressive and violent behavior, sleeplessness, bloody noses, headaches, spontaneous abortion, increased risk of hepatitis, HIV and AIDS from the needles, blindness, and sudden death. ...

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This statement alone tells that there is great risk in giving any individual drugs to control his or her learning disability. ... The long lists of effects include insomnia, rebound irrability, toxic psychosis, personality changes, nervousness, skin rash, fever, nausea, dizziness, headaches, heart palpitations, dyskinesia, drowsiness, blood-pressure changes, cardiac arrhythmia, angina, abdominal pains, anorexia and/or weight loss, depression leading to suicidal thoughts, and/or Tourette's Syndrome. ...

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Making drugs legal will reduce the great amounts of money spent on enforcement efforts to apprehend and prosecute users and sellers of marijuana. ... People become less productive, and according to researchers in Australia, "Heavy marijuana use may be linked to depression and anxiety." ...

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Although many people feel that legalizing marijuana would increase amount of use, marijuana should be legalized because it will reduce the great amount of money spent on law enforcement and will also be useful in treating certain medical conditions. ... Marijuana can be used for the therapeutic treatment of asthma, glaucoma, tumors, nausea, epilepsy, back pain, muscle spasms, arthritis, cystic fibrosis, rheumatism, cancer, sleep and relaxation, migraines, increased appetite, AIDS, and depression. ...

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Opioids are a great example of an addicting drugs that people can become addicted to very easily. ... Crack causes a short lived, intense high that is instantly followed by an opposite effect-intense depression, edginess and an obsession for more of the drug. ... Affects of the CNS include feeling fuzzy and dizzy, depression, irritability, and memory problems. ...

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Why Do Youth Use Drugs Abstract: People who use drugs usually say they feel great at first and that drugs are the best thing that ever happened to them but that doesn't last long. ... Drug abusers can develop psychological problems such as suicidal depression or serious physical problems such as liver damage and brain damage. ... These more affluent teens are at a greater risk for depression and substance abuse more then generally believed to be. ...

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Even people who are in great physical and mental shape are not safe from drug addiction (Peck 14-15). ... "There's a saying that to be a great athlete today you need a great coach, a great chemist, and a great lawyer," states Dr. ... Although every athlete needs a great coach they should not need a great chemist and lawyer. ... The reason for a great chemist and lawyer is that the chemist will detect any drugs the athlete may be 2 using and the lawyer will have to get them out of serious trouble after being busted for the use of an illegal substance. ... With cocaine the user will s...

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It was also used during this time to treat fatigue, alcohol, morphine addiction, impotence, stomach disorders, asthma, and many other complaints including depression. ... Users usually have low self -esteem and suffer spells of depression. ...

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