Care for
Care for verb - To take charge of especially on behalf of another.
Drug
Both terms in one sentence
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Children Raise You: In "Parenthood," it's revealed that when he was a child, Miguel had to care for his drug-addicted mother more than she was caring for him, up to and including getting her to the hospital whenever she was high.
Source: Series / Street Justice - While his brother Bartrand worked to repair the family name, Varrics task was to care for his alcoholic and drug-addicted mother who never recovered from the loss of her husband five years after their exile and family status.
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Even Evil Has Loved Ones: Drug dealers and gangs are often shown to have family and genuinely care for them, such as the two drug lords who are brothers in "The Good Citizen" and the biker gang having a birthday party for their kids in "Below the Surface".
Source: Series / Flashpoint
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