Could Natural Treatments Have Helped Amy Winehouse? – Fox News
Drug Addiction: Could Natural Treatments Have Helped Amy Winehouse? – Fox News
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Could Natural Treatments Have Helped Amy Winehouse?
Fox News However the story sorts out over time, one thing is certain—Winehouse had a drug problem, and couldn't get out of it. And so, at a very early age, she is one more casualty in the drug-addled celebrity club. The problem of treating drug addiction is … Understanding addiction Amy Winehouse Dead: struggle with alcohol and drug addiction Amy Winehouse Death: Russell Brand's Tribute Touted by Fans |
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Drug Addiction: Russia’s Afghan addiction – CNN (blog)
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Russia's Afghan addiction
CNN (blog) Writing on OpenDemocracy.net in May 2011, former heroin addict and drug rights activist Irina Teplinskaya said, "Russia's official approach to the treatment of drug addiction is based on forced abstinence. It both humiliates drug users and deprives … |
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Drug Addiction: From Secret Addict to Celebrated Author – Patch.com
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From Secret Addict to Celebrated Author
Patch.com More of your neighbors are prescription drug addicts than you probably realize.” Gammill is sitting in her favorite spot in Caffe Pronto with her constant companion Lucy, a 4-pound Chihuahua. She is discussing her recently published book The … |
Drug Addiction: NPR Music Interview: Singer El DeBarge Gets A ‘Second Chance’
Marc Antomattei Productions Introduction: This podcast program is from the NPR News show “Tell Me More” with host Michel Martin. It originally aired on Thursday, December 16, 2010. Marc Antomattei Productions takes no credit whatsoever for the production of this program, its copyright purely is that of NPR. It was uploaded and is rebroadcast via YouTube purely for promotion purposes only. Tell Me More original article: “Singer El DeBarge Gets A ‘Second Chance'” December 16, 2010 After a 16-year absence, singer El DeBarge is back with a new album and a new lease on life. For more than two decades, the lead vocalist with the 1980s hit group DeBarge battled drug addiction and a spell in prison. “I hit rock bottom before I even went [to prison],” El DeBarge says in an interview with NPR’s Michel Martin. “Actually, prison was the rescue mission that God had put on me. He sent out his angels to rescue me. In prison, he protected me the whole time I was in there. It was just for me to get my willpower back, get my strength back, get my focus together.” El DeBarge recently re-launched his music career with Second Chance and a June performance at the 2010 BET Awards. Copyright 2010 NPR
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