#substance-abuse

#substance-abuse

He's a character who's kind of running from his feelings a bit. Like, I don't think he wants to kind of look directly at his feelings of rage, of sadness, of hurt, of guilt. He's not somebody who's, like, totally in touch with those, in part because of the kind of, like, image he's always been expected to project.

Some parents unknowingly aid substance abuse as they buy items for their children thinking they are for educational use, without realizing their actual purpose.

"PSA, your favorite party girl influencers all have crazy substance abuse problems," she claimed, later repeating for emphasis, "Crazy substance abuse problems."

Going dark for a few months and hoping to go live end of summer.

What I witnessed here is a true miracle...they take you into a community that's all-inclusive.

Finally I went up to his dressing room and I said, 'I've told you how much I love you [...] but I have not told you how f-king pissed off I am at you.'

Sophie was a kind and trusting girl, often open to being taken advantage of by others. Her writings and artwork depict the depth she had and the pain she suffered.

In dealing with family conflict, it's crucial to communicate openly and acknowledge each other's feelings to pave the way for understanding.

"I've been kidnapped by a f-king Nazi," the 'Sixth Sense' star can be heard saying while in the back of a cop car, according to footage obtained by The Post.

Kiker reportedly passed away with a toxic cocktail of drugs in his system, including fentanyl, methadone, amphetamines, and recent cocaine use.

Mia Tyler revealed that her father, Steven Tyler, wrapped scarves around his microphone not for style, but to hide drugs for on-stage use.

Just Act Normal is a show about three young siblings who decide to struggle on as normal after their mother, a perennially unreliable woman with substance abuse issues, disappears.

"In her debut album, aya captures the intensity of a ketamine experience, reworking dance music structures to convey the drug's effects on the body and mind."

Brian Matusz, former Baltimore Orioles pitcher, was found dead from an apparent drug overdose, a tragic end to a significant MLB career, raising concerns over substance abuse in sports.

Justice Finan suspended the jail sentence for two years, noting Greear's appalling behaviour but acknowledging his written apology and compliance with a damages order.