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Methamphetamine overdoses are unpredictable and produce a range of physical effects. There are two types of methamphetamine overdose: chronic methamphetamine overdose and acute methamphetamine overdose. Chronic methamphetamine overdoses occur as a result of the accumulated effects of meth abuse over a long period of time. It can lead to psychological side effects including panic attacks, sleep disturbances, extreme mood changes, violent behavior, hallucinations, and psychotic episodes. --- www.createrecoverycenter.com

Change must start from the individual. And the individual must want and feel ready to make such change.

In intensive outpatient treatment program can be an essential next step after graduating from a residential treatment program. Graduates of an inpatient program can continue to reap the benefits of the treatment they received and the support network they began cultivating by enrolling in an IOP. Numerous studies show that recovery from addictions to drugs and alcohol is more likely for people who commit to programs of recovery for longer periods of time. --- www.createrecoverycenter.com

One thing you must realize is that: you either kill your addiction or your addiction will eventually kill you.

Both alcohol and recreational drugs both harm an individual’s ability to make decisions, it makes sense that people engaging in regular substance abuse tend to engage in other impulsive and harmful behaviors. Many people with impulse control disorders also turn to drugs and alcohol as a way of managing the symptoms of their mental illness, using alcohol, for instance, as a way of blunting feelings of distress after an explosive outburst or a major gambling loss. --- www.createrecoverycenter.com

Life is very interesting... in the end, some of your greatest pains, become your greatest strengths. A small step toward recovery is giant progress.