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My Shopping Addiction

Published August 30, 2013

my shopping addiction
eBillme shopping contest submission.

I've got 125 pairs of shoes and I haven't worn half of them!
My waist size may go up and down, making clothes shopping thoroughly depressing at times. But my feet?… Continue reading →

Lamar Odom Missing After Drug Abuse Allegations: Kardashain Family Worried

Published August 28, 2013

Lamar Odom missing after drug abuse allegations: Kardashain family worried
Khloe Kardashian’s husband, Lamar Odom is missing. The NBA player, whose marriage is in crisis, is feared to be off on a drug binge, according to Aug. 25 reports. Fans… Continue reading →

Is There a Treatment Program for Alcoholics in Hudson, New York?

Published August 25, 2013

Question by grace: Is there a treatment program for alcoholics in Hudson, New York?
We were asked to do a research about the different activities included in a alcoholic treatment program. I’m really interested in the project and I want… Continue reading →

Abuse of Painkillers Raises Risk of Heroin Use

Published August 22, 2013

Abuse of painkillers raises risk of heroin use
Giving immediate drug therapy to HIV-infected infants for a limited period of time protects their immune system and delays the start of lifelong treatment, according to a new study. Giving immediate drug… Continue reading →

Am I Violating Yahoo Community Guidelines With This Answer on Disease?

Published August 18, 2013

Question by berrybrigerre_1: Am I Violating Yahoo Community Guidelines With This Answer on Disease?
A woman asked a question about stage 2 cancer. She pleaded for help as she asked multiple questions in her additional details about how to address… Continue reading →

Comment: Why the Asylum Problem Is Like the Drug Problem

Published August 17, 2013

Comment: why the asylum problem is like the drug problem
As late as 2000, Salvation Army Major Brian Watters, former prime minister John Howard's principal adviser on drug policy, declared that “there are worse things than death when it comes… Continue reading →