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How
Can this Book Help You?
Are you suffering with an
addiction to prescription drugs? Or, are you suffering because you have a loved
one who is addicted? If so, I understand your anguish. I’ve been in your shoes
with this problem—my younger brother, Randy, died as a result of his years of
addiction to prescription drugs. Once I recovered from the loss, I was
determined to help others who are still suffering. I wrote Overcoming
Prescription Drug Addiction.
From Readers:
"This
book is awesome. I HIGHLY recommend it! It is easy to read, easy to understand,
and great, solid information." --Heidi
"This
book has given me so much information...so much empowerment." -- Sophie
"Your
book helped me get my life out of the gutter." -- JB
"A
great book. Every page gave me new insights. A must read if you or someone you
love is addicted." -- Linda
"There
is so much material I can relate to. Your book is going to be a great help to my
recovery." -- Brianna
"I
ordered our book and read it twice. Very valuable information for me and my
daughter. You’ve done some serious research." -– Steve
"Your
book helped me tremendously. You have made such a difference in my life."
-- Sarah
The
Book Answers These Questions:
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How
does addiction “rewire” the brain?
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What
happens if the drugs are stopped abruptly?
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What
are the symptoms of addiction?
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Who’s
at risk for addiction?
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When
does proper medical use become addiction?
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How
do most people become addicted?
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What
are the symptoms of withdrawal?
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What
is the difference between addiction and physical dependence?
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What
are the top 20 most-abused prescription drugs?
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What
is the proper use of benzodiazepines (Xanax, Valium, Klonopin, Ativan)?
How
Can You Leave Prescription Drugs Behind?
Read stories of recovery from
eleven individuals, including a homemaker, an attorney, a physician, a business
woman, and a salesman.
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Learn
how they become addicted.
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Find
out how they made it into recovery.
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What
were the turning points in their lives that made them seek recovery?
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What
is their advice to others who are struggling?
Treatment for
Addiction—What’s Involved?
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What
are the treatment options?
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How
does the newer drug, Suboxone, help with opioid addiction?
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What
is involved in treatment with methadone?
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What
is a medical detox?
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What
is in-patient treatment?
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What
is out-patient treatment?
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What
is a partial-day treatment plan?
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What
is rapid detox for opiate addiction?
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Does
insurance pay for treatment?
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What
is relapse prevention education?
How Can Family
Members Ease Their
Pain?
Addiction affects everyone in
the family. No one escapes the pain and the chaos.
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What
can family members do to help the addict and themselves?
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What
does it mean to enable an addict?
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Find
out if you’re enabling the addict.
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What
are the levels of enabling?
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What
is a family intervention?
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How
can you set up an intervention to get your loved one into treatment?
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Understand
that addiction is a progressive disease.
Advice
from Addiction Medicine Specialists
Read the advice of addiction
medicine specialists. Their topics:
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Addiction
is an illness.
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How
to build on hope.
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Be
cautious with benzodiazepines.
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Stages
of chemical dependency.
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Addiction
to pills means greater denial.
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Addicts
are not having fun.
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Warning
signs of addiction.
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How
to avoid isolating, a trigger for relapse.
Getting
Pills to Feed an Addiction
Did you ever wonder how an
addict can obtain so many prescriptions? This chapter tells you. It discusses:
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Doctor
shopping
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Why
doctors often misprescribe
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Diverting
drugs from pharmacies
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Why
forged prescriptions get filled
Do
You Have Chronic Pain?
Twenty percent of Americans
have chronic pain. How do you avoid addiction if you need pain pills for chronic
pain? This chapter answers questions such as:
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Why
is most pain undertreated?
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Does
all pain treatment lead to addiction?
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What
percentage of people become addicted?
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Why
don’t doctors understand pain management?
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What
are the barriers to effective pain management?
Elders
and Drug Abuse and Addiction
Are you a senior citizen? Or,
are you caring for one? Seniors have twice the risk of becoming addicted to
medications. This chapter answers such questions as:
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How
do you recognize addiction in seniors?
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What
should you do if a senior you love is addicted?
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What
are the 23 drugs you should avoid if you’re over 65?
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Which
pills are most dangerous to seniors?
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How
can your pharmacist help you with a medicine review?
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