Abuse of prescription drugs can deteriorate a body and mind quickly before abusers realize what is
happening.
People get addicted to easily obtained prescription drugs leading towards harm to bodily functions.
People like Robert Rambo, who has been addicted to Opioids, find themselves deteriorating from the inside
out.
"It was a prescription made out to me. I abused it because of the pain I kept feeling and now, I'm in more
pain from what the pills are doing to me inside,"said Rambo.
Rambo now suffers from a failing liver, deteriorating spinal column, failed gall bladder and cases of
Septicemia.
The years of prescription drugs has caused Rambo's body to become dependent, once his body was cut off
from the constant stream of drugs functions began to fail.
Young adults that are becoming addicted to prescription drugs are causing harm to their still growing bodies.
They are becoming dependent on the drugs and are hurting their chances for healthy body functions.
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Monday, July 9, 2012
Prescription Drugs Preview
Prescription drugs are becoming a big problem among people today leading to health and mental issues.
Prescription drugs like Depressants, Opioids and Morphine, and Stimulants are some of the leading
prescription drugs that are abused.
People like Robert Rambo, 52, never has had a drug problem in his younger years but has developed one
over the past few years.
Rambo has done hard labor for years as a career and it has taken its toll on his body causing him to be in
constant severe pain.
"I started with painkillers, like Codeine. I was just in so much pain my doctor subscribed me something to
help get me through the work day...I didn't know how out of hand they could get," said Rambo.
Rambo began ingesting more and more pills each day as the prescription drugs began to have less an effect
on his body. He didn't realize how addictive his behavior was becoming with the intake of alcohol on top of
the pills.
Prescription drugs like Depressants, Opioids and Morphine, and Stimulants are some of the leading
prescription drugs that are abused.
People like Robert Rambo, 52, never has had a drug problem in his younger years but has developed one
over the past few years.
Rambo has done hard labor for years as a career and it has taken its toll on his body causing him to be in
constant severe pain.
"I started with painkillers, like Codeine. I was just in so much pain my doctor subscribed me something to
help get me through the work day...I didn't know how out of hand they could get," said Rambo.
Rambo began ingesting more and more pills each day as the prescription drugs began to have less an effect
on his body. He didn't realize how addictive his behavior was becoming with the intake of alcohol on top of
the pills.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Apartment hunting Review
Students and young adults seek amenities such as heat, electric, gas, and water when searching for a place to live.
Brendan Chapman, a senior student at MSU, went looking for a place to live next fall on Sunday. He sought out a DTN employee to show him several apartments.
"We looked at some of DTN's properties. We went to Cedar Village but I felt that was too loud and crazy for a senior, we also looked at the further off campus places like Woodbrooke off Coolidge but that was a bit too far, it's a big process," said Chapman.
Chapman went through 7 apartment complexes before deciding to sign on a house with 4 roomates.
"We decided on a house, the rent is actually cheaper with having my buddies as roomates. We are planning on splitting the utilities this gives us a little bit more freedom to do what we please with the house I think," said Chapman.
Brendan Chapman, a senior student at MSU, went looking for a place to live next fall on Sunday. He sought out a DTN employee to show him several apartments.
"We looked at some of DTN's properties. We went to Cedar Village but I felt that was too loud and crazy for a senior, we also looked at the further off campus places like Woodbrooke off Coolidge but that was a bit too far, it's a big process," said Chapman.
Chapman went through 7 apartment complexes before deciding to sign on a house with 4 roomates.
"We decided on a house, the rent is actually cheaper with having my buddies as roomates. We are planning on splitting the utilities this gives us a little bit more freedom to do what we please with the house I think," said Chapman.
Apartment hunting Preview
Students and young adults living around Michigan State University's campus seek certain amenities when looking for an apartment.
The campus offers its students and young adults many local flavors and amenities as well as a wide selection of places to live.
On campus housing offers everything from dorm life, houses, condos, and apartments.
There are also features around campus that help people search for a roomate.
Many students, graduate students and young adults seek help with financial problems when searching for housing.
When searching for a place to reside, young adults may search through one of the local competitive apartment managers.
Companies that rent apartments and houses include CRMC and DTN which are two of the major competitors.
The campus offers its students and young adults many local flavors and amenities as well as a wide selection of places to live.
On campus housing offers everything from dorm life, houses, condos, and apartments.
There are also features around campus that help people search for a roomate.
Many students, graduate students and young adults seek help with financial problems when searching for housing.
When searching for a place to reside, young adults may search through one of the local competitive apartment managers.
Companies that rent apartments and houses include CRMC and DTN which are two of the major competitors.
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Grub Crawl 2
The annual Eastwood Towne Center Grub Crawl took place on June 13th at 8 p.m.and welcomed nearly
650 guests.
Tanya Cartwright, manager at Max&Erma's was thrilled with goals of new customers being exceeded.
"We completely out did ourselves. We welcomed so many new guests and really gave them a taste of what
were all about. They got to sample some of our new flavors," said Cartwright.
The restaurants remained busy throughout the day handing out food and drinks. People of age to drink were
given wrist bands while minors received 'X' on their hands to alert vendors of their age.
The weather was great with clear sunny skies and a warm breeze that kept the crowds moving from one
restaurant to another.
People were handed dessert samples, local brewing company samples and even full courses of pasta and
chicken.
650 guests.
Tanya Cartwright, manager at Max&Erma's was thrilled with goals of new customers being exceeded.
"We completely out did ourselves. We welcomed so many new guests and really gave them a taste of what
were all about. They got to sample some of our new flavors," said Cartwright.
The restaurants remained busy throughout the day handing out food and drinks. People of age to drink were
given wrist bands while minors received 'X' on their hands to alert vendors of their age.
The weather was great with clear sunny skies and a warm breeze that kept the crowds moving from one
restaurant to another.
People were handed dessert samples, local brewing company samples and even full courses of pasta and
chicken.
Grub Crawl 1
On June 13th 2012 the Eastwood Towne Center of Lansing will be hosting its annual Grub Crawl event.
The event will play host to nearly 600 guests. The guests will be treated to food and drink samples from
Eastwood's many restaurants.
"We're partner with the Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce, the Grub Crawl is a way to gain
customers and to expose them to the many different eateries we are able to feature," said Emily Desrochers,
a member of the Eastwood Towne Center's team.
Eastwood hopes to bring in new clients to not only its many restaurants but it hopes that people will be
drawn to its many different stores as well, according to Desrochers.
Pre-sale tickets will run $20 a person and will be $25 a person if purchased the day of the event according
to Desrochers.
The event will play host to nearly 600 guests. The guests will be treated to food and drink samples from
Eastwood's many restaurants.
"We're partner with the Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce, the Grub Crawl is a way to gain
customers and to expose them to the many different eateries we are able to feature," said Emily Desrochers,
a member of the Eastwood Towne Center's team.
Eastwood hopes to bring in new clients to not only its many restaurants but it hopes that people will be
drawn to its many different stores as well, according to Desrochers.
Pre-sale tickets will run $20 a person and will be $25 a person if purchased the day of the event according
to Desrochers.
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Breaking News: Game of Thrones 2
HBO's season finale of its hit show Game of Thrones occurred this evening.
HBO's season of Game of Thrones came to a close Sunday at 10p.m. This marks the end of the second
season of the show and leaves viewers wanting more for it's third season.
Brendan Chapman, a Michigan State University student, is a big fan of the show and had a few friends over
this evening to watch the finale.
Chapman grilled burgers for his guests while they all sat around his projector TV to recap the entire season.
Discussion was excited around the room, filled with hypothesis's and opinions from his guests.
"Everyone gets really excited about this show, we might sound nerdy, but it is so captivating and really
just gives you a sense of adventure," said Chapman.
The episode did not disappoint Chapman and his guests. There was applauding, shouts, and discussions
when the plot took a important turn.
Chapman, along with his guests, became angry when the closing scene finally happened. The group felt that
the last scene was too much of a teaser for the shows third season.
"I couldn't believe it. It was such a great twist and there is no way I can hold out for the show to start
back up, guess I'll have to read the books," said Chapman.
HBO's season of Game of Thrones came to a close Sunday at 10p.m. This marks the end of the second
season of the show and leaves viewers wanting more for it's third season.
Brendan Chapman, a Michigan State University student, is a big fan of the show and had a few friends over
this evening to watch the finale.
Chapman grilled burgers for his guests while they all sat around his projector TV to recap the entire season.
Discussion was excited around the room, filled with hypothesis's and opinions from his guests.
"Everyone gets really excited about this show, we might sound nerdy, but it is so captivating and really
just gives you a sense of adventure," said Chapman.
The episode did not disappoint Chapman and his guests. There was applauding, shouts, and discussions
when the plot took a important turn.
Chapman, along with his guests, became angry when the closing scene finally happened. The group felt that
the last scene was too much of a teaser for the shows third season.
"I couldn't believe it. It was such a great twist and there is no way I can hold out for the show to start
back up, guess I'll have to read the books," said Chapman.
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