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To the person struggling with addictions to drugs and alcohol, you are valuable! You will want to believe in the words that are on the pages of this book and let them change your thinking. You can go from a life that did not want to change to a life that wants to change! To the families and friends of the people that have a drug addiction (this includes alcohol), it's time for you to learn more about substance abuse and become more understanding and compassionate about the value of your loved one or friend. This book is about raising awareness. It's about going to another level. All that I know about addictions and care greatly about is in this book. It is my hope that all who read these pages will begin to see themselves courageous, strong, and willing to fight this thing called drug addiction with all their might!

Author Joseph McCray has given the title “Valuable” to his inspirational book on overcoming drug addiction. He passionately believes that each addict’s (substance user) has value, and encourages each one to take action to overcome their addiction. Joseph McCray is a registered nurse who has specialized in the treatment of drug and alcohol addiction for twenty - two years. He is currently a Certified Addictions Registered Nurse at a prestigious hospital in Baltimore City. He speaks frequently on addiction and its treatment at community centers and other meeting places in the Baltimore area. Born in Baltimore and growing up in East Baltimore in the 1970s, Joseph McCray is no stranger to life on inner city streets. In his book he includes several personal encounters with drugs from his youth. The book has an introductory chapter on addiction, with subsequent chapters addressing three of the most devastating drugs in our country today: heroin, cocaine and alcohol. The book is loaded with facts about addictive drugs and includes specific information on approved treatments for each. The book will be of tremendous value to addiction counselors, and to others grappling with the management and treatment of addicted persons.