He would spell words into her palms,which she thought was a game. She went to a old pump house where she put her hands under water,and he spelled water into her hand many times. Then he wrote in her autobiography “As the cool stream gushed over one hand she spelled into the other word water,first slowly,then rapidly...” later she learned to read write and speak.
Srry if I’m wrong,it’s the best I could do. Hopefully it helped a little
Anthonyms as one starts the other one is stopped
Answer:
Every person who has a substance use disorder has a unique experience and path that lead them to their addiction. Some people are dealing with unresolved mental health issues or trauma, while others have genetic and environmental factors that have lead them to drug use. Another interesting factor that can sometimes contribute to someone’s addiction is boredom. Boredom isn’t just for people who “have nothing to do”. Plenty of very busy people can also experience boredom from their everyday responsibilities. Often we think of teenagers being bored with school or being grounded, but adults with careers and families can experience boredom as well, which can lead some to seek out ways to entertain themselves with substance use.
D. Catalyst
A catalyst is a reason for an event to occur.
