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Sometimes, drug addiction can develop without a person making the choice to use. More and more, people are falling into addiction after taking painkillers prescribed to them by their doctors! Though it’s widely thought addiction is a disease that’s genetically passed down, it can be cultivated, or awakened, through prescriptions. Thus, we feel addiction isn't shameful nor is it a moral or personal failing.
Professionals like lawyers or businesspeople are known for their drive, commitment, focus, and work ethic. If someone like this falls victim to addiction, the Ridge knows that their ability to buckle down and achieve difficult tasks will be an invaluable asset when in recovery.
Drug addiction takes control of a person's life and makes them feel as if it's impossible to recover. If addiction isn't managed through treatment, the victim could lose everything they've worked to achieve. Let The Ridge bring hope back.
You've worked hard to get where you are, to achieve what you've achieved. Don't let addiction take that away from you. Get help now at The Ridge.
The man in this video didn't expect to become addicted when his doctor prescribed him painkillers. But like so many others, his addiction took over his life. Unfortunately, some of the worst drug dealers in the country wear a white coat and a stethoscope. Without treatment, he risks losing everything. If you or someone you know is addicted, get them treated at The Ridge as soon as possible.
White collar prescription drug addiction epidemic
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Real estate executive shares his story of battling his addiction to prescription pain killers with CBS News' Mark Strassmann.
Todd Crandell spent years under addiction's thumb. Since regaining his sobriety, he's become the only man to complete both the Hawaii and Canada Ultraman triathlons, and the subject of award-winning documentary Running With Demons. Crandell is living proof of The Ridge's belief that with sobriety and commitment, you can accomplish anything.
www.racingforrecovery.com
Racing for Recovery's mission is to prevent all forms of substance abuse by promoting a lifestyle of fitness and health for all those affected by addiction. Based in Sylvania, Northwest Ohio, Toledo; providing licensed professional drug and alcohol counseling services.
Former Congressman Patrick Kennedy hasn't hidden his struggles with bipolar disorder and addiction. Instead, the former representative from Rhode Island has taken up the mission of removing the social stigma that addiction and mental illness carry. We at The Ridge know that addiction is a disease, is very frequently paired with mental illness, and needs to be treated, not judged. We applaud Kennedy's work and hope more people realize that addiction and mental illness are nothing to be ashamed of.
Bipolar and addicted, Patrick Kennedy embodies mental health challenges | Deseret News
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Patrick Kennedy received several wake-up calls before he finally heard the bell. Perhaps the most dramatic was at 2:45 a.m. on a May morning in 2006, when the five-term congressman from Rhode Island d
