Review: This hit close to home for me and my family
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 6, 2013
Having grown up in the late 60's and on threw the 70's as a teenager much of what we knew about drugs mostly came from the street and the peer pressure to be cool or hook up with some hippies on a free love adventure. We thought nothing of it at the time and most of us got through it O.K. Heck some of us went on to be big time politicians or corporate CEO's.Today's kids & adults however have a much more dangerous dealer to contend with, the pharmaceutical companies and doctors that choose to run pill mills and so called pain management clinics. They provide the most addictive drugs ever developed with the sole intention of generating repeat business. I know this because it took over 6 months and $30k to get my son off these drugs after being hit by a car when he was just 17.  Sorry for venting.Although this book is not specifically about my sons situation I wish I had paid more attention to the signs that this book points out.