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	<title>Comments on: Why the prejudice, anyway?</title>
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		<title>By: tehlanna</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I really like this post. I like how much thought you&#039;ve put into figuring out why some preconceived notions are held, rather than just writing them off as wrong or invalid. And I think you&#039;re right, about young people being more open to learning about the disease of addiction. I come from a thoroughly addicted family, have battled drug (ab)use myself, and lost a husband to a drug-induced suicide. While that does not make me an expert, it made me want to learn more about addiction as disease versus the Roman Catholic notions I was brought up with that label addicts as &quot;less than&quot;. There is a world of knowledge out there for non-addicts, and a lot of understanding to be had; I think they just need to get over the idea that it isn&#039;t up to them to approve or disapprove, and that understanding isn&#039;t condoning. 

I like your blog, thanks for sharing your experience.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I really like this post. I like how much thought you&#8217;ve put into figuring out why some preconceived notions are held, rather than just writing them off as wrong or invalid. And I think you&#8217;re right, about young people being more open to learning about the disease of addiction. I come from a thoroughly addicted family, have battled drug (ab)use myself, and lost a husband to a drug-induced suicide. While that does not make me an expert, it made me want to learn more about addiction as disease versus the Roman Catholic notions I was brought up with that label addicts as &#8220;less than&#8221;. There is a world of knowledge out there for non-addicts, and a lot of understanding to be had; I think they just need to get over the idea that it isn&#8217;t up to them to approve or disapprove, and that understanding isn&#8217;t condoning. </p>
<p>I like your blog, thanks for sharing your experience.</p>
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