Back from drug hell. Just two years ago, actress Yasmine Bleeth had a cocaine habit that was so severe, she collapsed at a Glamour photo shoot, she didn't sleep for five days at a time -- and she was arrested after crashing her car while high on the drug. Here, for the first time ever, she describes her rocky path to recovery and her ongoing struggle to stay sober

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Actress Yasmine Bleeth discusses her cocaine habit and drug abuse treatment. Bleeth started using drugs in the late 1990s. By 2001 , she had lost a lot of weight, had a serious nose infection and got in a car accident while driving when? stoned.?Bleeth, with the support of fr iends and family,?eventually ?sought out treatment at the P romises rehab center in Malibu, CA.

Specialty outpatient clinics, not elsewhere classified, Alcohol & Drug Abuse Services, Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Drug abuse treatment, Actors, Actresses, Cocaine abuse, Bleeth, Yasmine

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Hidden orgasm triggers

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New research indicates that the clitoris extends around 3-in up into the pelvic area along the vaginal wall. It then splits into two 3-in sections shaped rather like a wishbone. Ways in which this knowledge can be used to trigger orgasm are discussed.

Physiological aspects, Females, Female orgasm, Orgasm

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Should you try dot.com dating?

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Dating on the Internet is discussed with emphasis on real life experiences. Three of the most popular dating sites available were tested and the results are described.

Methods, Usage, Internet, Dating (Social customs)

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