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Pills. everybody thinks not my kid. there's such a stigma that goes along with addiction, that drug addicts are bad people. my son became addicted through a surgery. good people make bad decisions. this can happen to anybody and this drug is pure evil. it wants you dead. even after people are in recovery, they still have to fight this battle every single day because the chemistry of their brain has been changed. i'm from pennsylvania. our system, the system we have set up for addiction does not work. changes need to be made. we need the good smar tin law. we need norcan. we need rehabs availab...
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As the kind of drug people used in street alleys. but not anymore. >> that notion that it's concentrated in the inner city among the down and out is -- is less and less the case. >> reporter: as we've seen, heroin has an appeal beyond street corners. contributing to the death of beloved television star cory monteith. >> let's talk about this. we have bob forest, vh1 celebrity rehab and sober house and founder of bob forest counseling services joining me. also gary langus, recovering heroin addict. drug use researcher currently. sitting alongside him ken hansen, director of addiction services f...
It, your brain forgets to breathe. i know that sounds crazy because we don't think about it. our brain tells us to breathe all the time. it actually shuts down that part of you brain and you just forget. and that's why heroin is so incredibly dangerous. >> okay. bob, i want to go to you. elizabeth, i'm going to bring you in and out through this whole conversation. i know people know you and know your face from "celebrity rehab." but you did heroin. how much of it did you do? >> on a daily basis for over a decade. i was a hard core user of heroin. and i thought it had gone away. i really did. i...