Wanted for interviews:Young ADDers who left drugs behind

[Guest guest]

Passing this on from another list.

 

REFERRALS NEEDED FOR INTERVIEWS BY METRO NEWSPAPER

 

A large metropolitan newspaper is preparing a feature on young adults once

labeled as ADD/ADHD. Research shows the " vast preponderance " have left their

drugs behind. Reasons, methods and results vary.

 

The writer wants to interview: " reasonable, articulate young people in the

18-30 age group, roughly " who have left their meds behind.

 

The piece will explore: " why so many turn their backs on drugs that many

have taken since they were very young. "

 

This is an excellent opportunity to widely publicize facts and individual

case histories that are seldom publicized.

 

If you have worked with or know any young adults who fall into the

categories needed, please contact Jon von Gunten at grid.

 

Please include the person's name and contact information, and some

background data on previous problems, treatment methodology, and current

conditions.

Let us know if we may contact the person immediately, or if you should contact

the person first.

 

Thank you for your help with this important article.

 

SAFE HARBOR

787 W. Woodbury Rd., #2

Altadena, CA 91001

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hello,

 

My name is Elsy and i read this message and it interested me because i havent

left my drug behind but little by little nd trying hard to leave it in the past.

Im not an addict if that what you were trying to refer but Marijuana i think its

not a drug. I would like to give a brief explanation towards Marijuana, it helps

me to relax and when i have migranes it relieves me from them. Hope to hear soon

from you and I would like to see your point of view based on this drug.

 

Regards,

 

Elsy

 

Ieneke van Houten <ienvan wrote:

Passing this on from another list.

 

REFERRALS NEEDED FOR INTERVIEWS BY METRO NEWSPAPER

 

A large metropolitan newspaper is preparing a feature on young adults once

labeled as ADD/ADHD. Research shows the " vast preponderance " have left their

drugs behind. Reasons, methods and results vary.

 

The writer wants to interview: " reasonable, articulate young people in the

18-30 age group, roughly " who have left their meds behind.

 

The piece will explore: " why so many turn their backs on drugs that many

have taken since they were very young. "

 

This is an excellent opportunity to widely publicize facts and individual

case histories that are seldom publicized.

 

If you have worked with or know any young adults who fall into the

categories needed, please contact Jon von Gunten at grid.

 

Please include the person's name and contact information, and some

background data on previous problems, treatment methodology, and current

conditions.

Let us know if we may contact the person immediately, or if you should contact

the person first.

 

Thank you for your help with this important article.

 

SAFE HARBOR

787 W. Woodbury Rd., #2

Altadena, CA 91001

 

 

[Guest guest]

Elsy,

 

The call was for young people who are

not taking ritalin or similar prescriptions

for ADD anymore.

 

Quite frankly, I think the only reason

marihuana is illegal is because the Mafia

has too much influence in government.

 

This is an amazing plant with medicinal,

nutritional, and industrial potential.

If it were legal to have a few plants in

your backyard it would be dirt cheap and

not worth marketing illegally.

 

There would also be no need to make it

as insanely strong as I am told it is these

days.

 

For the record: I do NOT smoke it.

It makes me want to eat and sleep,

two activities at which I excell without

the slightest help. Yes, I did inhale some

back in the early seventies.

 

In friendship

 

Ien in the Kootenays

http://freegreenliving.com