Beyond Lost
Updated: 2012-10-31 19:43:00
New here, hoping to find what I'm looking for. Starting from the beginning will result in a very long post. I will skip the details unless asked for clarification. My husband has a drug issue....

Our country has felt the wrath of Hurricane Sandy, one of the worst storms in recorded US history, and the worst recorded storm ever in New York City. And while it’s no longer classified as a hurricane, the monster Superstorm … Continue reading →
At around 4PM this past Thursday, New York police raided an apartment party in Buffalo, NY and found 640 marijuana lollipops. The 26-year-old man, University of Buffalo grad and aspiring master’s student who was responsible for obtaining the drugs allegedly goes … Continue reading →
With the rapid rise in prescription painkiller addiction over the past decade, it’s not surprising that there’s also been a big spike in babies born addicted to painkillers as well. But at a rate of increase that equals 2400 percent? Continue reading →The post Rate of KY Newborns Born Addicted to Painkillers Rises 2400 Percent appeared first on Orchid Recovery Center.
(image via Billboard) Fergie — lead singer of the Black Eyed Peas, a band that reached two million downloads in the United States, making the 37-year-old singer, songwriter, actress and designer the artist with the most two-million sellers by the … Continue reading →
Today, Red Ribbon Week kicked off a weeklong national campaign to spread drug abuse awareness. Now in its 24th year, Red Ribbon Week is the oldest, largest and most celebrated drug prevention program tradition in the United States. Events will be … Continue reading →
Alcohol is a toxin, so it stands to reason that those who attempt to manage a chronic medical ailment will struggle more than the general population if they abuse alcohol regularly. Continue reading →The post Alcohol: A Big “No-No” For Those with Diabetes appeared first on Orchid Recovery Center.
Can you do well in recovery and avoid relapse without attending 12-step meetings? Does taking part in 12-step groups guarantee that you will stay clean and sober? Continue reading →The post 12-Steps Series, Part IV: Do You Have to Go to 12-Step Meetings to Succeed in Sobriety? appeared first on Orchid Recovery Center.
(image via Telegraph UK) Nike has announced that it’s dropping sponsorship of Lance Armstrong after allegations that he was doping throughout his career and Tour de France victories. The company says: “Due to the seemingly insurmountable evidence that Lance Armstrong participated … Continue reading →
(Image via Yahoo!) Portland, Oregon’s Paul Gilmour recently had his bike stolen, but not by your typical thief. When police found the bike, they also found a handwritten apology, plus 10 bucks to pay for Paul’s replacement lock, courtesy of … Continue reading →
In the last couple of posts, we looked at the value of 12-step groups as well as alternative groups that can provide the support you get from Alcoholics Anonymous without some of the rules or restrictions. But what happens when you get so overwhelmed by the value of 12-steps that you become almost a cult follower? Continue reading →The post 12-Steps Series, Part III: Are 12-Step Programs a Cult? appeared first on Orchid Recovery Center.
Thousands of people say that attending meetings and working the steps saved their lives. However, there are just as many people who say that the Christian overtones and “God talk” are off-putting and look to other support groups that provide similar benefits without incorporating religion or spirituality. Continue reading →The post 12-Steps Series, Part II: Alternatives to AA appeared first on Orchid Recovery Center.
(image via ESPN) Yesterday, TCU coach Gary Patterson held a press release to announce plans for his NFL-worthy quarterback, Casey Pachall, to enter a treatment program for drug and alcohol abuse. The program will last between 30 and 60 days, and … Continue reading →
Spousal abuse, suicide and sexual assault plague the Marine Corps, and have one thing in common: alcohol as a catalyst. And so, the Prime for Life program has been put into effect among the Marine Corps to focus on early … Continue reading →
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When Bartolo Colon, a starting pitcher for the Oakland As, tested positive for synthetic testosterone, he was reprimanded soundly with a 50-game suspension for the offense. Continue reading →The post Oakland As Pitcher Suspended for Drug Use appeared first on Orchid Recovery Center.