Whelmark BSIT-1B

Drug Awareness

Narrative Report

1.The risks of drug abuse are well-known, but many people still choose to take drugs anyway.
2. Some people believe that because they only take drugs occasionally or in small amounts,
they are not at risk for developing an addiction. However, this is not true. Any amount of drug
use can be dangerous, and even casual drug users can become addicted.
3. Drugs can harm your body in a variety of ways. They can damage your brain, heart, and other
organs. They can also lead to addiction and other serious health problems.
4. It is important to be aware of the risks associated with drug use so that you can make
informed decisions about whether or not to take drugs. It is also important to know how to
recognize the signs of drug addiction and abuse so that you can get help if needed.
5. The risks of drug abuse are well-known, but many people still choose to take drugs anyway.
Some people believe that because they only take drugs occasionally or in small amounts, they
are not at risk for developing an addiction.
6. Any amount of drug use can be dangerous, and even casual drug users can become addicted.
7. The short-term effects of drugs can include feeling happy and relaxed, having a surge of
energy, becoming more talkative, and experiencing distorted perceptions.
8. . The long-term effects of drugs can be much more serious and can include addiction, heart
disease, stroke, and liver damage.
9. We can also work to improve our communities by creating opportunities for people to be
active and engaged in their neighborhoods. This can help reduce crime and social problems,
and it can also provide a sense of community and connection for people who may be at risk for
drug abuse.
10. There are many things we can do to prevent drug abuse and addiction, including educating
ourselves and our children, creating healthy environments, and providing resources and
support for people who need help.