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Definition of Abuse

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Abuse happens when he or she drinks or uses at a level that causes problems in one or more areas of his or her life.

This would include health problems, mental health/emotional problems, family problems, relationship problems, financial problems, work or school problems, social problems, and legal problems. With a few drugs, the potential dangers are extremely high and they can cause serious problems no matter how or when they are taken. Never too late for help, Private Drug Rehab

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