C.is the best answer because if she was at an outpatient program she could slip up. ( that rules out B.) plus at an outpatient program that only offers support groups she could just bail, but if she has to attend monthly check-ins after she returns to her current living situation ( which we don't actually know if it's bad or not) then she's more likely not to start re- using. she can't live with her parents because they said they wouldn't see her till a year after she was clean. ( that eliminates D.)
Lifestyle, such as whether you smoke, drink, eat unhealthy food, get enough exercise, etc
It can be bicycles, electric cars, paper products instead of plastic products. anything like that.
It depends on how the relationship is going, if this relationship is a toxic situation it will definitely effect your health. Some of the symptoms are always stressed, extreme anxiety, mood changes and sleeping problems. To fix this, simply cut off the other person or if possible, try to fix things.
