No To Drugs For Our Kids
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Date: 22/02/2014

No To Drugs For Our Kids
Risks of alcohol and drug use increase during significant social transitions including starting middle or high school and getting a drivers license.  Often these transition times are associated with more independence.   These are critical times for you to stay involved in your child's life.  Your child is meeting new kids, is more interested in peer acceptance, and is more likely to be exposed to older kids who may be using substances. 

NO TO DRUGS FOR OUR KIDS

 Why Kids Get Involved with Drugs

Some kids become druggies because they can't figure out another way to fit in. The entrance requirements for the drug clique are easy. Just use and buy drugs. Presto. You have a group to hang with. For kids who are lonely or feeling they don't have what it takes to gain membership in another high school group, this is very, very seductive.

Here, We're NOT talking about kids mistakenly taking the wrong dose of legal medicines or taking a stronger than necessary medicine for an ailment. We are talking about drug abuse - kids using prescription and OTC drugs on purpose to get high. This practice is life-threatening and a kid can die doing it for the first time.

For many people, what starts as casual use leads to drug addiction. Drug addiction can cause serious, long-term consequences, including problems with physical and mental health, relationships, employment and the law.

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