Tonja, a woman from Colorado, is far from the only person driving an RV down Colorado’s rural highways. But unlike the other rigs, her 34-foot-long motor home is equipped as …
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Back when Cody Gabbard was shooting heroin, his only significant human contact was with others in the throes of addiction, who only cared to see him when he had drugs. …
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Realizing you have a substance abuse problem is scary. Making the decision to get help is scary. But that distress is generally extinguished by the idea of being happy, functional, …
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When news breaks that an A-lister is admitting themselves to an addiction treatment facility, the media is typically splashed with images of a luxury, beachside rehab center. If we’re looking …
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Drug addiction is about chasing the high, feeling warm and fuzzy, and dissolving from reality in a wash of euphoria. At least, that’s what we’ve been told. But new research …
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Oregon is on its way to being the first state to make shrooms legal. You heard that right: magic mushrooms, the drug known to trigger visual hallucinations, may be legalized …
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Anyone remember the Tide Pod Challenge? Or, perhaps more prominently, the amount of effort put into stopping people from eating Tide Pods? The innocuous-laundry-detergent-packets-turned-dangerous-poisoning-agents started trending once more on social …
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Imagine asking your child — who only recently hit double digits in age — how her day was and she nonchalantly responds, “It was fine. I had to pee in …
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Face sores, hyperactivity, aggression, paranoia. These are the typical profile qualities of a meth user. Methamphetamine took the spotlight years back, plaguing the midwest with its ultra-addictive qualities. While exposure …
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With all of the buzz surrounding the myriad of presidential candidates right now, it’s easy to miss the facts of potential policies. So, if you missed it, Bernie Sanders and …
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