I’ve had an extremely busy summer…too many things happening.
I used to write for Listen Magazine and to do so I had to be “up” on the recent
trends with teens. The good, bad and ugly. I was faithful about this while my
eldest daughter was a teenager. When my middle daughter became a teen I was
still writing for Listen Magazine, but I never worried about her. She just didn’t
seem like the child to do anything wrong.
Well, we were having some issues and I was talking to the
DARE officer at the school and he was telling me about a new drug, Molly. Here’s
a definition of Molly.
“Molly,” the powder or crystal form
of MDMA, the chemical used in Ecstasy, has been a popular drug at music
festivals and now high schools.
The police officer told me, it’s a
quick high. The thing that scared me the most? People are making the drug in
the garage. They are using ingredients like rat poison, calcium powder, caffeine,
and methamphetamine to name a few.
The DEA considers it a controlled substance and can become
addictive. It can cause sleep issues, confusion, depression and dehydration.
It’s a scary drug. One you should become better familiar
with you have children in high school. A simple Google search will net you a
ton of information.
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