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The document provides strategies for saying no to drugs and alcohol in high school. It outlines the R.E.A.L. acronym to refuse, explain your stance, avoid risky situations, and leave if pressures arise. It also advises staying educated on substance abuse consequences and never leaving drinks unattended, as well as surrounding oneself with like-minded friends who will not enable risky behaviors.
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- 3. Stay Educated An education is powerful. If I know the consequences of substance abuse, I am likely to avoid them. Some teenagers do not get necessary knowledge about drugs and alcohol, which can increase their chances of trying them and becoming addicted. If I am at a party, I know to never leave my drink unattended. My cousin made this mistake, for he ended up drinking his punch which was laced with LSD. It is way too easy for someone to put alcohol or a drug in a drink. I have learned from someone's mistakes, a valuable tool when experiencing highschool.
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