#adderall abuse

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Yo this is also one of my biggest pet peeves! The ~party drug~ abuse towards adderall literally harms ADHD people.

Here’s some videos to put this in perspective.

On my college campus one of my friend has ADHD as well, but since too many people are abusing adderall on campus in the past, he can not get his prescriptions fill at the school’s pharmacy.

The medication that he needs to focus and so well in school is not accessible to him.

Some fucks will use abuse a drug we need to be successful is denied because of this sick abuse of the our medication.

I was taught by my parents how to hide my medication and double check to lock my door so that a roommate or visitor wont steal my pill bottle for them to have fun. I need that to ducking function.

If an area has so much abuse of it ‘cause it’s a controlled substance, it will not be provide at those areas. This prevents people with ADHD to get access to it in those areas. Also if since it’s a controlled substance, pharmacy have a limit about and if they run out when your try to get a refill your out of luck(Like said in the video).

Please stop making it had for people with ADHD to get the medication that we need(not all ADHD people takes adderall or takes medicine but still it’s the most common used to my information).

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Many people are using Adderall to mask a sense of disappointment in themselves…because it narrows their focus down to simply getting through each day, instead of the larger context of what they’re trying to build with their lives.

Casey Schwartz, “Generation Adderall,” published in the New York Times

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How to Approach Adderall Dependence

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What Does Taking Adderall Do to a Normal Person? | Amethyst Recovery

What would taking Adderall do to a person who is otherwise normal and healthy (ie: does not have ADHD). Click to read the possible effects.

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What Drives Teens to Adderall Abuse-Safe Landing Recovery

Understanding why and how teens are abusing Adderall can help families address the problem before it develops into life-long addiction.

Today’s adolescents are under a great amount of pressure. Family expectations, peer pressure, and high academic standards put upon them by society are enough to push anyone to their limits. During a life stage filled with physical, mental, and emotional changes, having these additional pressures to be a perfect student, child, and friend can be overwhelming.