I’m a Writer Looking for a Former Drug Addict and Her Mum to Talk Frankly About Addiction…?

Question by Tallulah Berry: I’m a writer looking for a former drug addict and her mum to talk frankly about addiction…?
Following the death of Amy Winehouse a glossy magazine I work for are looking for a former addict and her mother to talk frankly about addiction and the effect it had on their relationship.

and I am a features writer at South West News Service, the largest independent press agency in the UK, based in Bristol. We have an unrivalled reputation within the industry, with over 40 years’ experience in dealing with real life stories.

At South West News Service we produce some of the best real life features which you read in the national newspapers such as The Daily Mail and The Daily Mirror, as well as women’s weekly and monthly magazines such as Closer, Reveal, Now, Look and Cosmopolitan.

I appreciate that you may have some concerns about appearing in a feature, but I would like to assure you that it is our policy to always read back articles to the people we interview, which is rare amongst media organisations. I would also never place your story in any publication without your full consent.

If you have any questions then please don’t hesitate to give me a call on 0117 906 6505 or 0755 774 0238. I will then give you a call straight back to save on your telephone bill. Or you can email me at [email protected].

You will be paid generously for your time and trouble.

Thanks.

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Answer by HaleyJamesScott
i know some people and that is how they are i will tell them for you.

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Drug Use Isn’t Criminal – I do seem to have conflicting views on this subject in this video; I say we need to tackle the drugs trade but also seem to condone the legalisation of drugs. Substance abuse cause huge problems across society and can affect the smallest most hum-drum family to the biggest most powerful nation. The problem however is not the recreational users who take a pill or two at the weekend. It is the trade that should be targeted and not the individual users but to patronise these casual users by saying their use of recreational drugs is an illness is not going to combat anything. Legalisation of drugs is one of the only realistic ways of combating addiction and the shady world around drug trafficking, dealing and usage. It is the society around the drugs that are the problem, not the drugs themselves. To also claim that these drugs are more dangerous than alcohol or tobacco are quite frankly false. Look at the statistics www.drugscope.org.uk I also do not believe that legalisation would vastly increase drug usage. All the people who want to take drugs have found out ways of doing it by now, I dont think any flood gates will be opened, they will just stop being labelled the criminals. The Guardian article: www.guardian.co.uk My BlogTV show for Sunday: www.tinyurl.com

 

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