Working Out Can Improve Chances of Staying Off Drugs

Published July 7, 2013

Working out can improve chances of staying off drugs

Filed under: meth addiction before and after

There is evidence to show that this can be used as an alternative reward for those battling addiction, which can make staying clean easier. "I've abused … After the meth, some of the rats were left to be cage potatoes, and others were made to run … Read more on Waterbury Republican American

Local man facing drug charges after traffic stop

Filed under: meth addiction before and after

Jeremy Brown, 36, was charged with two fifth-degree felonies, possession of drugs and permitting drug use, after Hocking County sheriff's deputies found several baggies containing methamphetamine in Brown's vehicle, according to a news release. Read more on Coshocton Tribune

Former meth addict's struggle with relapse shows challenges in fight against drug

Filed under: meth addiction before and after

At the time of that profile, Reed was confident she had conquered an addiction to methamphetamine that had affected her whole family. Her future seemed bright. "Getting busted … I stopped attending NA meetings after a couple years of sobriety and … Read more on Mlive Kalamazoo