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My middle schooler says many of her classmates use e-cigarettes. How safe are they?
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I think that someone I work with is using drugs. He is constantly late, distracted and disappears throughout the day. We were once friends and I don’t want to get him fired. What’s my first step?
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My daughter will soon be driving. She does not like the taste of alcohol, but I suspect she might smoke marijuana. What are the risks and consequences?
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If someone completes drug treatment, how likely are they to Relapse?
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My daughter is a senior in high school and will be attending college away from home next year. I trusted her judgment during high school, but she recently admitted she uses “Molly” at parties. She says it is harmless and just makes her happy and more social (she is a little shy). How can I convince her Molly is dangerous?
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I hear stories about heroin use on the rise in this area. Is it really any worse in the Chicago area than anywhere else?
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My husband says marijuana is harmless and non-addictive, or states wouldn’t be legalizing it. I say it is addictive and can lead to more drug use. We have teenagers in the house and need to get on the same page. Who is right?
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I think our daughter is hooked on drugs. She has lost a lot of weight and leaves home for days at a time. She has no health insurance. How can we get her the help she needs?
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I just found out that my boyfriend has a drug problem. He has been using since he was 15 and is now middle age. He has been clean for 2 weeks. What do I do next?
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My son has a drug addiction, possibly for years. He's lost several jobs and uses any money he has for the use of drugs and alcohol. He's confessed to me that he needs help, but he won't make the first step. What can I do, or how can I persuade him to seek help now?

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