How the birds stop singing: drug abusers tell their stories - Marie, Oriana; Lauer, Donna M.; Fleming MD, Jamile Wakim
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A unique look at drug and alcohol abuse and prevention. By incorporating first-person accounts of addiction survivors, a doctor shares her perspective on the risks of substance abuse.

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A unique look at drug and alcohol abuse and prevention. By incorporating first-person accounts of addiction survivors, a doctor shares her perspective on the risks of substance abuse.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. Jamilé Wakim Fleming is board certified in diseases of the liver and the gastrointestinal system. She has published several manuscripts and chapter books in her field of expertise and has focused her career on the prevention and treatment of illnesses that affect the liver. Her passion is to prevent teens from using any form of addicting substance. Oriana Marie is a student at Loyola University. She is an English major and is deeply involved in community service. Donna M Lauer was a research analyst for a federal agency for more than 20 years and has conducted extensive research into drug trends on a national, state, and local level.