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I'm really sorry to hear about your struggle, and it takes a lot of courage to open up about it. When facing job tests, honesty is key, but you can also emphasize the positive steps you're taking to address the situation. It might be beneficial to seek support from resources like Paint by Numbers, as engaging in creative activities can be a positive outlet during challenging times. Remember, you're not alone, and reaching out for help can make a significant difference in your journey towards recovery. Wishing you strength and support as you navigate through this.

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Will I be able to take a job test if I have a drug addiction? It's just that not so long ago I started taking drugs (I know that this is bad) so my appearance doesn't show that I take drugs. I don't know what to answer if I am asked if I have some kind of addiction. Most likely, if the employer finds out that I am a drug addict, then I may not be hired. In general, I learned about my addiction when I passed the test addictive behaviors. Of course, I struggle with this addiction, but not everything is so simple.

Addressing a drug addiction is a significant challenge, and it's important to seek professional help. In parallel, engaging in therapeutic activities like paint by numbers can be beneficial. This art form offers a structured yet creative outlet, which can be quite therapeutic and might help in coping with addiction struggles. It provides a focused activity that can distract from cravings and reduce stress. However, it's crucial to remember that while hobbies like paint by numbers can be supportive, they are not a substitute for professional addiction treatment and counseling.