Best of the Week: April 18–24 COMING UP IN THE FIX// Native American Sobriety Circles * Ask an Expert: When and How Can I Get Off Suboxone? Our Panel of Experts Weighs In * Not Mary Poppins: The Addict as Parent * Interview with Hazelden's Marvin Seppala * Rich Roll: From Overweight Alcoholic to UltraMan * 10 Failures in State Drug Testing *Cancer Is a Gift * David Crosby * Recovery Profile: Brian Cuban * PLUS: Other incisive articles GOOD GUYS?// The Forgotten Victory in the War on Drugs How the DEA got one thing right. By Neville Elder PRO VOICES// Bill W. and the Boomerang: An Imagined Psychotherapy with the co-Founder of AA Could a powerful psychotherapeutic encounter have changed history? By Scott Kellogg HUSH!// Don't Tell Me When the Next AA Meeting Is Don't assume that, without the 12 steps, my sobriety must be on its last legs. It's just plain rude. By Keri Blakinger LETTING GO// Vince Cullen and Vomiting Your Way to Sobriety in Thailand Vince Cullen specializes in a unique and successful mode of recovery at Wat Thamkrabok in Thailand, using a tonic that induces bouts of savage vomiting. By Nathan A. Thompson SLIDESHOW// The 15 Strangest Border Busts Drug smugglers are finding some innovative ways to get their shipments across the border. From frozen fish to breast implants, check out some of the craziest methods thwarted by border officials. By McCarton Ackerman   BEST OF THE QUICK FIX Hillary Clinton Promises to Tackle 'Quiet Epidemic' of Substance Abuse Supreme Court Rules Making Suspects Wait For Drug-Sniffing Dog Is Unconstitutional Google Exec Takes 100 Pills a Day to Live Forever Louisiana Employers Could Soon Drug Test Hair From Applicants At Long Last, Florida Gov. Rick Scott Drops Lawsuit Over State Worker Drug Tests Less Gambling and More Clubbing Is the Newest Las Vegas Trend COMMENT OF THE WEEK Help Unwanted This week, Keri Blakinger wrote on how telling a recovering alcoholic that they need the 12 steps is just plain rude.Readers shared their experiences of being judged for not seeking sobriety in AA: Great article. My mother has been sober for 23 years with the help of AA. My father has been sober for 26 year without AA. See – it works if you work it, your way. I work the rooms, my husband does not. My point is - we all toast the holidays together with sparkling cider. And that’s really all that matters. It kills me when I hear my fellow AA members refer to my husband and father as “dry drunks” – I think the program could do without the name calling. I never miss an opportunity to make my feelings know about the “dry drunk” slur when I hear it in a meeting. Like it or not, it’s my meeting too. -shadylady MORE »