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Think about any changes in person's social network. Consider if the person is missing time at work or school. Notice increased level of secrecy. Pay attention to increase in troubling situations. Keep track of the person's spending. Listen for frequent requests for early refills.
People who abuse drugs often avoid those who don't. You may notice that the person is avoiding former friends and coworkers, or developing new friendships with a different sort of person.  There may be complaints from the person's former friends, supervisors, coworkers, teachers, etc. Someone on stimulants is likely to talk a great deal, in a self-centered way. They may not be pleasant to be around. They may start to become paranoid, and develop theories about how other people are against them. Someone abusing drugs is likely to show diminished interest in work or school. She may lie about attending, call in sick, or just stop going.  This lack of interest may be very different from the way the person was before, or it may not be very different. You may notice a drop in grades or work performance. Someone who is abusing drugs may seem paranoid, or just reclusive. She may try to keep anyone, particularly family members, from entering her room or home.  She may take great pains to keep her activity secret from others, especially people who are close to her. The person may lie about their daily activities. You may notice the person engaging in suspicious activity that can't be explained. The person abusing drugs may find herself getting in trouble at school, home, work, friendships or relationships. This includes: accidents, fights, legal problems, arguments, and so on.  Getting in trouble may be uncharacteristic of this person prior to abusing drugs, or it may not be uncharacteristic. If this is new, consider the possibility of drug abuse as a factor. Sometimes, getting into trouble is sufficient reason for the person to stop abusing the drug. If the person continues drug abuse despite repeated situations of getting in trouble, they are likely addicted and will need treatment in order to get off the drug. Someone abusing prescription drugs often finds herself meeting financial challenges to pay for the drugs. An unusual or unexplained need for money may be a sign of drug abuse. Someone abusing drugs may steal, lie or cheat in order to get money, even if they're otherwise considered an honest person.  You may find yourself missing jewelry, computers or other items of high resale value. Someone who is abusing drugs may engage in theft to support her drug habit. If the person seems to be spending a lot of money without anything to show for it, she may be spending the money on drugs. You can't get prescription drugs whenever you want, and a person abusing these drugs will run out before they are due for a refill. The person will have a myriad of reasons why she needs an early refill each month: they were stolen, they fell down the sink or in the toilet, forgot them in a hotel room, threw them away accidentally, and so on. This is a telltale sign of prescription drug abuse.
Skriv en artikel baserad på denna sammanfattning: Tänk på eventuella förändringar i personens sociala nätverk. Fundera på om personen har missat tid på jobbet eller skolan. Lägg märke till ökad sekretess. Var uppmärksam på att öka i oroande situationer. Håll koll på personens utgifter. Lyssna efter ofta förekommande önskemål om tidig påfyllning.
Write an article based on this summary: Think of any changes in the person's social network. Consider whether the person has missed time at work or school. Notice increased confidentiality. Pay attention to increasing in worrying situations. Keep an eye on the person's expenses. Listen to frequent requests for early refills.
Personer som missbrukar droger undviker ofta dem som inte gör det. Du kanske lägger märke till att personen undviker tidigare vänner och arbetskamrater eller utvecklar nya vänskapsförhållanden med en annan sorts person. Det kan komma klagomål från personens tidigare vänner, arbetsledare, arbetskamrater, lärare m.m. Någon på stimulantia kommer sannolikt att prata en hel del, på ett självcentrerat sätt. De kanske inte är trevliga att vara med. De kan börja bli paranoida, och utveckla teorier om hur andra människor är emot dem. Någon som missbrukar narkotika kommer sannolikt att visa minskat intresse för arbete eller skola. Hon kanske ljuger om att hon är här, sjukskriver sig eller slutar. Denna brist på intresse kan skilja sig mycket från hur personen var tidigare, eller så kanske det inte är så annorlunda. Du kan märka en nedgång i betyg eller arbetsprestation. Någon som missbrukar droger kan verka paranoid, eller bara tillbakadragen. Hon kanske försöker hindra vem som helst, särskilt familjemedlemmar, från att komma in i hennes rum eller hem. Hon kan göra stora ansträngningar för att hålla sin verksamhet hemlig för andra, i synnerhet för människor som står henne nära. Personen kan ljuga om sin dagliga verksamhet. Du kanske märker att personen som är inblandad i misstänkt aktivitet inte kan förklaras. Den som missbrukar narkotika kan råka i svårigheter i skolan, hemmet, arbetet, vänskapen eller förhållandet. Detta inkluderar: olyckor, slagsmål, rättsliga problem, argument och så vidare. Att råka i svårigheter kan vara okaraktäristiskt för den här personen innan han missbrukar droger, eller också kanske det inte är okaraktäristiskt. Om detta är nytt, tänk på risken för drogmissbruk som en faktor. Ibland är det tillräckligt med skäl för personen att sluta missbruka drogen. Om personen fortsätter med drogmissbruk trots upprepade situationer av att hamna i trubbel, är de sannolikt beroende och kommer att behöva behandling för att komma bort från drogen. Någon som missbrukar receptbelagda läkemedel möter ofta ekonomiska utmaningar för att betala för drogerna. Ett ovanligt eller oförklarligt behov av pengar kan vara ett tecken på drogmissbruk. Någon som missbrukar droger kan stjäla, ljuga eller fuska för att få pengar, även om de annars anses vara en ärlig person. Du kan finna dig sakna smycken, datorer eller andra föremål av högt återförsäljningsvärde. Någon som missbrukar droger kan ägna sig åt stöld för att stödja hennes drogmissbruk. Om personen verkar spendera mycket pengar utan att visa något för det, kan hon spendera pengarna på droger. Du kan inte få receptbelagda läkemedel när du vill, och en person som missbrukar dessa droger kommer att ta slut innan de är på väg för en påfyllning. Personen kommer att ha en myriad av anledningar till att hon behöver en tidig påfyllning varje månad: de stals, de föll ner i handfatet eller i toaletten, glömde dem på ett hotellrum, kastade bort dem av misstag, och så vidare. Det här är ett tecken på receptbelagt drogmissbruk.
People who abuse drugs often avoid those who do not. You may notice that the person avoids former friends and workmates or develops new friendships with another type of person. There may be complaints from the person's former friends, supervisors, workmates, teachers, etc. Someone on stimulants is likely to talk a lot, in a self-centered way. Maybe they're not nice to be around. They can start to become paranoid, and develop theories about how other people are against them. A drug abuser is likely to show less interest in work or school. Maybe she's lying about her being here, getting sick or quitting. This lack of interest may be very different from the person’s previous history, or it may not be so different. You may notice a decline in grades or work performance. Someone who uses drugs may seem paranoid, or just withdrawn. She may try to prevent anyone, especially family members, from entering her room or home. She can make great efforts to keep her activities secret from others, especially from people close to her. The person can lie about their daily activities. You may notice that the person involved in suspicious activity cannot be explained. Drug abusers may find themselves in trouble at school, home, work, friendship, or relationship. This includes: accidents, fights, legal problems, arguments and so on. Getting into trouble can be uncharacteristic of this person before he misuses drugs, or it may not be uncharacteristic. If this is new, consider the risk of drug abuse as a factor. Sometimes there is enough reason for the person to stop abusing the drug. If the person continues drug abuse despite repeated situations of getting into trouble, they are likely to be addicted and will need treatment to get away from the drug. A drug abuser often faces financial challenges to pay for drugs. An unusual or unexplained need for money can be a sign of drug abuse. A drug abuser can steal, lie, or cheat to get money, even if they are otherwise considered to be an honest person. You may find yourself missing jewelry, computers, or other objects of high resale value. Someone who misuses drugs can engage in theft to support her drug use. If the person seems to spend a lot of money without showing anything for it, she can spend the money on drugs. You cannot get prescription drugs at any time, and a person who misuses these drugs will run out before they are on their way for a refill. The person will have a myriad of reasons why she needs an early refill every month: they were stolen, they fell into the sink or toilet, forgot them in a hotel room, threw them away accidentally, and so on. This is a sign of prescription drug abuse.