Drugs whether it's medication or for your own use, it can be become dangerous. It can affect the way your body and mind function; changing how you feel, think and behave. It can become a huge social problem because people mostly think it only affects the person using it. However, that's not the case. It can create a domino effect on the lives of those around the user. It is a social problem that normalizes drug use and affects individuals and their families.
A drug is a solid or liquid that is either taken for pleasure, or for medical purposes. The problem is that drugs SHOULD NOT be used for pleasure, as problems can develop. Overdosing is a big problem around the world, when you take to much of that pleasure, and let it take over your body. You let it take over your body, and it takes advantage of you. Next thing you know it, your laying in your death bed. That’s what drug abuse is. What if you WANT it to take over your body? What if you WANT it to take advantage of you? What if you WANT to be laying on your death bed, because of it? What if you are doing this on purpose? Now that’s the problem here. YOU want it to take over your body, and most likely, it’s because of social medias. Do not tell me I am incorrect, because I know one time in your life, you’re probably going to think about suicidal thoughts. Having communication issues, get death threats, being insulted, being called a rough word that I am not mentioning, all make you have these thoughts in your head to try something. Cutting yourself, burning yourself, drinking, and including taking those ibuprofen pills on your kitchen counter. You try those pills, take 3, then before you know it...you take 8. Then 12. Then the whole bottle. You go to the pharmacy, get more, and repeat. You repeat until the point where you fall on the ground unconscious. “Don’t do this, it’s not worth it. People love you, and those haters, are only jealous.” As overused and cringe these phrases sound, it’s true.
Depends on if you asked for your blood type, which they will HAVE to draw your blood. Otherwise, any regular visit to the doctor will not require to draw your blood if it's a checkup. Though for certain visits/testing blood may be required to get drawn once- unless there is a problem during the drawing process. Hope this helped!
