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    Drug abusers negatively impact themselves, their families, and communities in several ways. They place an emotional burden on family members who feel anger, fear, worry and shame. Their drug use can also isolate them and prevent social interaction. Additionally, drug abuse is often linked to other problems like physical or sexual abuse, stress, and lack of parental guidance. Overall, the author believes drug abuse affects many people beyond just the individual through emotional distress and other consequences within families and communities.

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    Drug abusers negatively impact themselves, their families, and communities in several ways. They place an emotional burden on family members who feel anger, fear, worry and shame. Their drug use can also isolate them and prevent social interaction. Additionally, drug abuse is often linked to other problems like physical or sexual abuse, stress, and lack of parental guidance. Overall, the author believes drug abuse affects many people beyond just the individual through emotional distress and other consequences within families and communities.

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    PERFORMANCE TASK #1

    REACTION PAPER OF DRUG EDUCATION AND VICE CONTROL

    QUESTION:

    IN YOUR OWN OPINION, HOW DO DRUG ABUSER’S ACTION AFFECT THEMSELVES, THEIR FAMILIES, AND
    THEIR COMMUNITIES?

    In my own opinion, drug abusers clearly affect many people in addition to the individual with the
    problem, often creating a burden for their families, in the communities and especially for themselves.
    Their actions towards themselves, on their respective family and in the community involved Emotional
    burden, Members may feel anger, frustration, anxiety, fear, worry, depression, shame and guilt, or
    embarrassment. In addition, engaging in drugs may have a consequences to face and that should be the
    effects or factors of abusing those drugs including: lack of interaction or socialization, peer pressure,
    physical and sexual abuse, stress and lack of parental guidance can greatly affect a person’s likelihood
    of drug use and addiction.

    Write you answer on a sheet of paper

    Your answer will be composed of not less than 100 words.

    To be submitted next class meeting.

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