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Drug abuse is perhaps the worst problem any family could have. Even if only one of its members is hooked on drugs, everyone suffers. Illegal substances alter the mind. A victim can malform into a stranger and unrecognizable villain, causing his loved one in deep anguish. No Means No begins in the home. Through biblical principles of how the Lord says “no” to save his people from destruction, generation after generation, you could embrace these instructions and actually drug-proof your child—safe from society’s most dangerous prowler today, drug addiction. About the author Grace D. Chong has authored over 50 published books to date. She has won six Palanca awards; was finalist in the National Book Award and Catholic Mass Media Awards. Her book Grace Found Me, won in the inspirational category of the 2012 Gintong Aklat Awards. Grace is a lecturer at Southville International School Affiliated with Foreign Universities (SISFU), where she has been awarded Most Outstanding Faculty; and at Optimum TransSchool, Inc., a medical transcription training center. Grace is often invited to speak on her journey as a writer and to facilitate creative writing workshops here and abroad. Before going into creative writing in the year 2000, Grace was Executive Vice President/Creative Director at a multinational advertising agency. She holds degrees in Speech and Drama (UP), Mass Communications (Columbia College, USA), and Fine Arts (Chicago Arts Institute). She and her husband have three sons, daughter-in-law, and a grandson.