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(USGovernment-News.Com, April 24, 2016 ) Cincinnati, OH -- According to Cincinnati.com, a mother has plead to second degree charges of conspiracy to distribute heroin resulting in death. The Covington mother, Kimberly Mullins, has previously supplied her daughter with heroin while she was incarcerated; however, when her daughter, 25 year old Jaime Green died of a heroin overdose while in the Kenton County Jail on September 4th, 2015, the lethal dose was traced back to Mullins. She was not alone in the operation: her co-defendants, 36 year old Lisa Lattimore and 40 year old Lynette Ball, also pled guilty to conspiracy to distribute heroin. All women involved face sentences of 20 years to life.
Facilities offering heroin rehab in Cincinnati see these types of situations everyday. As such, Cincinnati Drug Rehab often encounters friends and family members who act as enablers under the false belief that they are helping to alleviate suffering. Rehabilitation is for both, the person living with a substance abuse disorder and those around them, heroin rehab provided by Cincinnati Drug Rehab focus on healing one's self as well as teaching support over enabling behavior.
A representative of Cincinnati Drug Rehab comments: "While this is definitely a tragedy, the unfortunate truth is it is not as uncommon as we would like to believe. Empathy and sympathy sometimes leads to enabling behavior, such as supplying addictive substances as a means of avoiding the negative effects of withdrawal. Despite knowing the risks, poor decision making and manipulation can create an enabling situation. This is how addiction destroys families and communities- by undermining our relationships. Unfortunately this case ended in death and lifetime imprisonment. This tragedy should serve as a cautionary tale."
About Cincinnati Drug Rehab 45201: A representative of Cincinnati Drug Rehab comments: "While this is definitely a tragedy, the unfortunate truth is it is not as uncommon as we would like to believe. Empathy and sympathy sometimes leads to enabling behavior, such as supplying addictive substances as a means of avoiding the negative effects of withdrawal. Despite knowing the risks, poor decision making and manipulation can create an enabling situation. This is how addiction destroys families and communities- by undermining our relationships. Unfortunately this case ended in death and lifetime imprisonment. This tragedy should serve as a cautionary tale."
Through the support and encouragement of the mental health care professionals at Cincinnati Drug Rehab, clients receive personalized treatment which combines the most effective traditional and holistic methods to facilitate long-term healing and sobriety. Clients of Drug Rehab Cincinnati are exposed to a number of therapy methods including art, music, and animal therapies to help determine the most effective means of identifying and alleviating underlying causes of substance abuse. Cincinnati Drug Rehab is available to residents of all 50 states in the U.S., and provides services beyond treatment, such as access to a full gym, spa and salon services, and weekly events. For more information, visit http://cincinnatidrugrehab.org/ or call (513) 679-5055.
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