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I think the doctor is right on that it is a choice however I would have to agree with Angie on what the substance is that is being abused. Heroin for instance would affect ones physiological dependency more so then marijuana.I think more research needs to be done.Still I believe it starts as a choice.Then you feed the addiction by using creating a dependancy.

Submitted by Sonya (not verified) on August 31, 2009 - 10:25am.

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