New Best Selling E-Book "Help! My Kid's Addicted to Prescription Painkillers" is A Book Every Parent Should Read!

"Just wanted to thank you Mr. Aaron for a great read. When I first realized my 14-year old son Randy had a problem with Vicodin, I was absolutely clueless as to how serious of a problem it really was. Me and my husband really didn't consider it a "drug addiction" and we kind of put it behind us and moved on. We thought it was part of being a teenager, and that it would pass.

Things didn't get better, they got much worse. 2 months ago, he turned 17, and celebrated his birthday in County Jail. He was arrested for prescription fraud and resisting arrest. He moved back home with me a month ago, and I finally saw how bad his addiction to Vicodin had become. Living with him was a nightmare, but I didn't know what to do. Everyone is an expert, only problem is that most of them have zero experience with this kind of thing, yet they talk as if they are experts.

I was surfing the web a few weeks ago and found your book, bought it and read it. That night, my son checked into detox. After applying your advice, I was able to gain some control over the situation, and for once felt like I was taking a step in the right direction. Thanks for being so honest in your book, it really helped me, and in turn it will help my son. He is currently in a rehab program and has been doing great. I believe god works through people like you, and wish you nothing but good fortune. Take care."

 

Lisa S.

 

"Lisa, I was sincerely touched after reading your email. I can't tell you how letters like that make me feel. I wish you and your son years of peace and happiness together. I know it is tough, and there will be stumbles, but with a Mom like you, he will not stay down for long. God bless."

 

JVA

"James, I recently purchased your book 'Help! My Kid's Addicted To Prescription Painkillers'. I must say, it was unlike anything I have ever read before, especially on addiction. It answered many of the questions I have had for a long time.

Me and my wife Susan have a teenage daughter who is addicted to Oxycontin. Life has been hell for the last year and a half. I was simply amazed at me and my wife's lack of knowledge on this subject. The problem was that Jessica, our daughter, was our source of information on this whole thing. Now that I know the truth about what she is going through, I feel ridiculous for listening to her.

I know now that she is sick, and is not able to simply walk away from this. She is also 3 months pregnant as well, which only complicates things. She has checked into a treatment facility upstate, it is specifically geared towards young mothers suffering from addiction.

 

I want to say thanks for helping me not look and sound like a fool when speaking with my daughter's teachers and principal, as well as the treatment facility's administrators. They even commented on my "extensive knowledge" of her addiction, I was giggling inside when I heard that, :) Your book was worth its weight in gold to me, thanks again."

 

Richard E.

 

"Richard, thank you for your letter, I know this is a difficult time for you and your family. Young girls have it really rough these days, they are bombarded with adult problems so early in life that it can be overwhelming sometimes. Many of them turn to prescription drugs as a source of comfort and release. As you already know, this only leads to even more problems.

 

I wish you and your family the best, Jessica has a long road ahead of her, and she will need you more than ever. You sound like a great Dad, and it is obvious that you care, try not to beat yourself up over this. Recovery takes time, but each day she doesn't use is a success. God bless you and your family."

 

JVA