Plastic Overdose: The Addictive Spiral of Disposable Living
<p>My mom’s an addict. But we as a family hid it for years. Until I left for college, and my little sister was left dealing with a person who couldn’t control herself. So I had to step in — hospital, group sessions, and therapy. But fixing this mess didn’t start with a big plan or taking immediate action. That came later. It began when we realized we had a severe crisis.</p>
<p>On August 1, 1955, LIFE magazine dropped an article called ‘Throwaway Living: Disposable Items Cut Down Household Chores.’ A happy family surrounded by falling plates, cups, utensils, and a disposable diaper.</p>
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