Courtney Stodden's Mom Says 'Couples Therapy' Star Is 'a Victim of Her Own …
Courtney Stodden's Mom Says 'Couples Therapy' Star Is 'A Victim Of Her Own …
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“Courtney is the new Anna Nicole Smith, without the drugs,” Courtney's mom Krista Stodden tells The Huffington Post. “Everyone wants to be like … Courtney is so intriguing; she's almost an addiction for people. Her light shines. … “Women can be …
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Bushmaster .223: Weapon Used in Newtown Shooting a Lightning Rod in Gun …
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That's how you address gun violence in this country. alaskanrainbows 5pts … And my wife is a non-profit case manager helping pregnant women with HIV in the poorest neighborhoods get access to medication that costs $ 600 a month. You keep peddling …
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Community Services for Dec. 9
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Dementia Support Group, facilitated by SouthernCare Hospice, meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 3 p.m. at Gadsden Health & Rehab Center, 1945 Davis Drive, Gadsden, on 800 Hall. … Ongoing training with pregnant mothers and family …
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Project 90.m4v – For more than three decades, Project Ninety, Inc. has served individuals, families and the Bay Area community through its residential alcohol and substance abuse treatment services. What began in 1972 as a humble idea has grown into a premier human services organization with over 200 treatment beds. We are a California Alcohol and Drug Programs (ADP) licensed, nonprofit residential substance abuse treatment program with facilities in two Northern California counties (Santa Clara and San Mateo). Through the years, Project Ninety has treated more than 20000 individuals suffering from the disease of addiction. Project Ninety’s services are designed to treat the diverse communities in which we live. We provide services to adult men and women whose circumstances are varied. They might be homeless, highly educated/skilled, and straight from prison or jail, unemployable or have limited language skills. All these people have an addiction to substances in common, regardless of their socioeconomic standing, race, cultural background, education, age, or their life experience. Is treatment cost effective? Research has shown that every dollar spent on substance abuse treatment saves seven dollars in other taxpayer-supported services. These tax-driven services include frequent emergency room visits, use of emergency responders, psychiatric services and jails/prisons — just to name a few. Statistics also indicate that approximately eleven million children in the United States live in …