Lifebites Live – Eric Roberts and Family on Addiction
Lifebites Live – Eric Roberts and Family on Addiction – Visit empowerme.tv for full length episodes, photos, and more! Actor Eric Roberts, his wife Eliza Roberts and talented step-son Keaton Simons were on LifeBites Live this week talking about addiction. Eric Roberts talked to us from his current movie set about battling addiction for many years and tells us the process it was to get to the good place he is at now. The one thing that everyone has to remember about addiction is that it does not only involve the addict but the family members as well. Eliza and Keaton gave us an inside look on what it is like in dealing with that. Keaton was estranged from his step dad Eric for many years. He said, “It took me figuring out how to love myself first, before I was able to forgive him.” This was a powerful segment, and you could see the family love between them all. Check out www.ericrobertsactor.com and www.keatonsimons.com for more info about these talented artists.
Meeting to target drug awareness
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“Parents and family members should learn about addiction and specific drugs,” she said. “Talk with your children, stay connected, know the signs of addiction and do something. And if you have an addiction, seek help.” Andreassi stresses the importance …
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BCCT Community Calendar
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Nar-Anon Support. 7:30-8:45 p.m. Tue. For families and friends of addicts. Aldie Treatment Center, 2291 Cabot Blvd., Langhorne. Flying Solo. 7:30-9 p.m. Wed. Weekly support group for individuals facing challenges of separation and divorce. Newtown …
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John McAfee Plays Hide-and-Seek in Belize
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He hoped that others would chip in and help. To that end, his … But Dr. Paul Earley, an addiction specialist in Atlanta, said that MDPV users commonly rhapsodize about their early experiences, claiming the drug makes them alert, activated and in some …
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