After spending less than 12 hours in the hospital yesterday, Amy Winehouse has been released. Her rep insists that the setback was part of her struggle to get stay off drugs: “She was taking a new [medication] as part of … Continue reading →

The Links Project, on Links Place, is believed to be the only centre of its kind to offer residential drug rehabilitation and detox services. And so it was with skepticism that I had been following the recent protests of those … Continue reading →

Looking into painless drug and alcohol detox. Netherlands dating abuse treatment done in a very exclusive amp. T work, because liver is good in pushing drugs out and detoxifying. To undergo an inpatient detox program, to attend a batterers program, … Continue reading →

Making sobriety a real and vital thing July 28th, 2008 There is no such thing as a 100 percent successful drug rehab center. Some exclusive Los Angeles drug rehab facilities might tell you otherwise, but that doesn’t make it true. … Continue reading →

[click image] I’ve been researching this insomnia drug the sleep doctor gave me today, and it appears they are famous for their vexingly weird television commercials, which I certainly didn’t know because I have no tv. I did see their … Continue reading →

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photo credit: daniel arnold! So I just heard the shocking news that Amy Winehouse was admitted to the emergency room at University College Hospital in London, suffering from an adverse reaction to medication. “Adverse reaction to medication”… Ummm… I’m just … Continue reading →

Courtesy of Evol Kween comes this rather fun meme, which struck me as an excellent way to waste 10 minutes at work on a Wednesday. Here’s what you do. A) Grab your iPod. B) Set it to shuffle. C) Use … Continue reading →

sensewear and other stuff (private) July 29th, 2008 | Tags: bitching, dating, weight loss, work You must be logged in to see this post. New readers are always welcome, so please click the register link in the sidebar to read … Continue reading →

Well, that was a title and a half! Yes, today’s review is about Living Beyond Your Pain, a workbook written by Joanne Dahl & Tobias Lundgren, with a foreword by the ubiquitous Steven Hayes, and yes, it’s published by New … Continue reading →