Recognize Addiction: Adderall Prescription Drug Abuse
October 19, 2009The Atlanta Recovery Center Warns of Adderall Prescription Drug Abuse.
Going to college is always exciting; new places, new friends. Learning about history, science, math, and the drugs to help you with your finals. Your new friends can teach you a lot about Adderall, the new drug on campus.
Studying for finals? Need to stay up late to get that last study cram in? If you are like many students in college campuses today, you will get a little help: Adderall.
Have trouble losing those extra pounds? Want to get that “swimsuit figure”? Once again, your friends with prescriptions can help: Adderall.
“I never thought of myself as a drug addict,” comments Lisa, recovering from Adderall addiction. “I never did drugs, was always the ‘good’ girl in my family. When I went to college, my new ‘friends’ told me about what they used to help them: Adderall. I figured if they did it, it must be safe. Soon I was addicted. I learned how to lie to doctors to get more Adderall. My grades dropped. My social life plummeted. Here I was, a nice girl, lying, stealing, hiding my addiction.”
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