Life in Review: Amy Winehouse Found Dead of Suspected Drug Overdose – Opposing Views
Drug Addiction: Life in Review: Amy Winehouse Found Dead of Suspected Drug Overdose – Opposing Views
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Life in Review: Amy Winehouse Found Dead of Suspected Drug Overdose
Opposing Views Amy Winehouse, a supremely gifted singer who amazed listeners with her jazzy, sultry voice before battling severe drug addiction, was found dead in her London home. Although the official cause of death has not … Amy Winehouse's Drug and Alcohol Addiction: Timeline Winehouse Drug Addiction "Not Funny Now She's Dead" Amy Winehouse, drug-haunted British pop diva, dies at 27 |
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Drug Addiction: Heroin’s siren song: Son achieves stability after years of addiction – Pittsburgh Post Gazette
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Heroin's siren song: Son achieves stability after years of addiction
Pittsburgh Post Gazette We didn't find it in the same route; we both ended up drug addicts by our own means, but we used together. I snorted it a couple of times. I went intravenous pretty quickly. We're all good at hiding it for an extended period of time, but you only can … |
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Drug Addiction: Danniella Westbrook finds religion – RTE.ie
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Danniella Westbrook finds religion
RTE.ie The former 'EastEnders' actress and 'Dancing On Ice' contestant – who has battled drug addiction in the past – turned to religion last year after relocating to the US. Westbrook and her husband Kevin were introduced to former drug addict-turned-pastor … Danniella Westbrook: "I have given my life to the Lord" The gospel according to Danniella 'hole in her nose' Westbrook: Celebrity and … |
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Drug Addiction: Valparaiso YMCA to offer free drug use education and prevention program – nwitimes.com
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Valparaiso YMCA to offer free drug use education and prevention program
nwitimes.com VALPARAISO | The Valparaiso Family YMCA will host a free drug education and drug use prevention program for teens ages 13 to 18 called "Too Good for Drugs." The sessions will begin on Tuesday and will be facilitated by Victoria and Joe Ubben of … |
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