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Graphic ads turn around Montana teen meth use

September 20, 2011/

For more than five years, Wendy Macker has fought an enemy more powerful than anything she’s ever known.

"It takes every bit of nurturing that they might have inside of themselves and just rips it out ," Wendy told CBS News correspondent Ben Tracy. "It makes them feel like they’re worth nothing."

Wendy’s talking about methamphetamine, and what the drug did to her son Graham.

By Ben Tracy

Full Story: http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/09/20/eveningnews/main20109143.shtml?tag=currentVideoInfo;videoMetaInfo

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