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Lead Essay by Donovan Costagliola
I feel like lead is unneeded for me specifically because,I know that drugs are bad and, I could just look up the side effects of the drugs we talked about. Although I think it was good that they were teaching us the side effects of drugs, but I already knew drugs were bad.Also if they want kids to listen to them they should not try to be cool.It felt like they were trying too hard to make us want to learn

Over the course of this year,I have learned a lot about how drugs can send you down a dark path.Drugs are one of the leading causes of death and can make your life fall apart.I also learned that if anyone offers you drugs you should use your head and think about the consequences of drugs.Also I learned that confidence is a key motivation to …show more content…

I promise that I will do my best to stay confident and try at the best of my abilities to steer clear of drugs and tabaco.To help me keep this promise I will remind myself every day the consequences of drugs.And in the future I will think before I act and make wise decisions about alcoholics and I will drink responsibly.

Drug abuse is a real problem in North America and must be stopped.If you don't believe this then I will give a couple of examples of American icons who died from drug abuse, one example of death from drug abuse is Heath Ledger who died from a mixture of substances on January 22 2008 as he was playing the joker in the dark night.My second example is Chris Kelly who died in the 1990s from Cocaine and Heroin.My finale example of drug related death is Prince Rogers Nelson who accidentally died from overdose of

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