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Mental Health
Arsha: was good, but very tired, we had to do a lot of activities in the class
Danya: oh really, ok did you see KANCHNA today in the school?
Arsha: No, why what happened to her?
Danya: I never see her at school, Shall we go find her?
Arsha: ok come
Danya: Akshara, come let’s go see Kaviya. I'm scared if she still taking the drug.
Arsha: Yes, Ranya we must go see her.
Arsha: People use drugs for lots of different reasons. Whatever your
reason, using drugs may have a long-term negative effect on you.
Danya: When taking drugs (usually by swallowing, inhaling, or injecting),
abused drugs find their way into the bloodstream. From there, they move
to the brain and other parts of the body. In the brain, drugs may intensify
or dull the senses, change how alert or sleepy people feel, and
sometimes decrease physical pain.
Arsha: Importantly, drugs also can affect your mental health. If you use
drugs for a long time it can cause serious issues for your mental health.
Drugs can make you more unwell and more likely to try and harm
yourself or take your own life. drugs can make you feel depressed,
anxious and paranoid.
Kanchu: OK, I understand. Thank you for caring about me. Bye
Arsha & Danya: You most welcome Kaviya. Bye, see you after the
school holiday.
2 weeks later
Danya: Drugs can have a serious impact on your mental health. They can
cause paranoia, anxiety, depression, and even psychosis. If you're taking
drugs, it's important to be aware of the potential risks and to take steps to
protect your mental health.