Researching Treatment
If you are researching drug addiction treatment options, the internet is a great place to start. There are many options available for drug rehab - make sure to pick one that fits your needs.
In the nav bar under "Between Us" is a link to our Sobriety (Criss Cross) Puzzles. These are like cross word puzzles. Each Criss Cross has something to do with staying clean and sober. On some you have to have a Big Book or Young, Sober, & Free in front of you to fill it out. Each puzzle is in PDF format. Download, save, then print. You can fill it out on a lazy day, share with your friends, or use for a group exercise.
Make up one yourself, , we'll post it, give you credit, and send you a FREE book from Day By Day.

You have reached the official site of Young, Sober, & Free. Here you can connect with others who are from the YES crowd,
Follow the links to lots of recovery tools, listen to songs, send us your story or send in your clean and sober photos. For the young in recovery (even the young at heart), this is your recovery connection online.
Here's a prescription from Dr. Bob when he was still alive. Print it out and file it in your medical records. Dr Bob's prescription
HTH: Hope that helps
Huggles: Hugs
JMO: Just my opinion
OMG: Oh my gosh or God
PEBCAK: Problem exists between chair and keyboard
WFM: Works for me
For more click here.This is a 'we' program just as Young, Sober, & Free is a "we' book. Because none of us get clean and sober alone, we didn't write the book alone, either. Young people from all over the country contributed their storeis, designed the chapters, and shared how getting clean and sober works in their lives.
A study at the University of Illinois at Chicago by Adam Negrusz found that of all of the sexual assaults that were "drug facilitated," the classic date-rape drugs were used in only a small percentage. Read more from Buddy T's About.com site
www.AlcoholicsAnonymous.org
- where sober people click.
www.CDAweb.org - where clean and
sober people click.
www.NA.org - where clean people click.
Due
to increasing product
liability litigation, American liquor manufacturers have accepted the
FDA's suggestion to add more warning labels to their products. Just as
the warnings on cigarette packs "rotate" through a variety of cautions,
alcohol products will also get one of the following warning notices:
April 14, 2006,
Coca-Cola once contained cocaine; Coca-Sek, a soft drink being
marketed by a Colombian indian tribe, still does
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