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“The Road Doesn’t Have to End There.”

                Just because they get messed up in drugs doesn’t mean they’re going to continue down that path. I experimented and realized it was stupid and now I own my own successful business. Tragically though, this isn’t always the case. Read the rest of this entry »

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“The Party Doesn’t Stop There”

                So we’ve covered the gateway drug, now what about the others? First off, a gateway drug is their first experience getting high and gets them curious about other drugs. Thankfully I never tried the others when I was growing up so I’m going to be discussing ecstasy and magic mushrooms. Read the rest of this entry »

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“Puff, Puff, Pass.”

                Your kid isn’t going to run home and tell you they’re doing drugs. They’re going to be doing the exact opposite and doing everything in their power to hide it from you. Pamphlet’s don’t tell you all the signs, I’m going to tell you the signs and easiest way to tell they’re high and key words you need to pick up on. Read the rest of this entry »

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“Peer Pressure’s Not The Only Bitch.”

                There was a saying in high school, “Peer pressure’s a bitch.” It’s true, it’s the bitch that drives teens to do dumb things. A teen will usually jump off a bridge if everyone’s doing it, but only in their mid teens. Definitely not the case in my early teens. I had to deal with a different bitch, curiosity. Read the rest of this entry »

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“Don’t Assume, it Makes an Ass Out of U and ME”

            If you think that none of this is relevant to you because you’re raising your child in the suburbs  far from any bad influence, then I would have to strongly disagree with your views. I attended Catholic school, Church on Sunday, honour roll student, band practice throughout the week, after school sports. Doesn’t sound like your typical troubled teen now does it? Read the rest of this entry »

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You can either be in denial, and simply reject the idea that your teen is getting into trouble, or you can listen to what I have to say. We’re going to be discussing drugs, alcohol abuse, smoking, and other things your teen is facing and may not be telling you. Read the rest of this entry »

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