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By Gerald Ochs
Author's Note: Last week we introduced the Tracy family and their problems with drugs in general, and ecstasy in particular. There are options available to the Tracys, and to other Rappahannock families that face the same trials. As noted last week the Tracy name is fictional, but their story is factual.
Vince Tracy erred in accommodating his sixteen-year-old son Eddie's desire to smoke pot, and he realizes that now. There are legal consequences for what Vince did, but these pale when compared to the physical, mental and social consequences that could affect Eddie and his future.
Eddie perhaps perceived his father s permission to smoke marijuana, "as long as he did it at home," as a carte blanche that gave him the okay to experiment with
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