Bring On The Heartache

By Author: Murray Simon
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Heartache affects every single person on this earth. Whether or not you have ever had your heart broken by anyone, and we know that most people have, you have probably felt the loneliness of heartache once in a while. It’s a good thing to know you have a heart which can be hurt, but many of us are so lonely or can feel alone in a crowd that we are not quite that grateful for it. Heartache is not the same as heartbreak. Heartbreak serves as pain which comes from separation between yourself and your love. Heartache, on the other hand, can take the form of acute loneliness or extreme depression. In other words, it is not the separation from your love, but the mere absence of love which defines heartache.

So, what to do about such a problem? You can always pick another way to engage your attention, but chances are if loneliness has set in, this will be a temporary solution, at best.

Heartache is meant to bring people closer their true feelings if they do like someone, and to make them realize an absence in their life if they are not interested in anyone in particular. However, anyone can fall prey to the substance ...
... abuse which arises from acute and completely un-dealt-with heartache. Anyone can fall prey to substance abuse if their personal pain is high enough and their ability to create a new life for themselves is low or incompetent enough.

If someone in your employee workforce is suffering from heartache, then they are more likely to abuse substances. In time, this substance abuse could spread to their employment time and location. You need to know if any of your employees are engaged in drug testing or alcohol abuse. That’s where CMM Technology comes in. We provide you and your workforce with high quality drug test equipment and NATA accredited breathalyser recalibration services. Our drug test kits include oral and saliva options on our website, as well as individual breathalyser devices, in case you would like to use something other than your current devices.

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