A Different War: Military Families Do Battle With Suicide
A different war: Military families do battle with suicide
Anyone struggling with substance abuse, mental illness or any crisis can call a county crisis hotline, the Statewide CrisisLine at 801-587-3000 and the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255). People in crisis can also call 911 or …
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Two Parents' Groups Call Meeting on Drug Problem
Two parents' groups call meeting on drug problem
We need to continue the conversation about this drug crisis and help the organizations that are already taking action to address the issue. The government and volunteer organizations cannot do it all. It will take involvement from members of the community.
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National Take Back Initiative
National Take Back Initiative
Yuma, Arizona – The Yuma Police Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will give the public its eighth opportunity in three years to prevent pill abuse and theft by ridding their homes of potentially dangerous expired, unused, and …
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Plano TX Alcohol Drug Rehab Launches Expanded Substance Abuse Program
Plano TX Alcohol Drug Rehab Launches Expanded Substance Abuse Program
Plano TX Alcohol Drug Rehab is launching an expanded substance abuse program for individuals seeking relief from drug addiction in Plano and surrounding North Texas cities. When an individual finds that life is simply too much to take, he or… Continue reading
Pat’s Story Pt. 2 – Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery
Pat’s Story Pt. 2 – Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery — Brenda’s Story Pt. 2 – Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Watch Brenda’s story Pt. 1 of how recovery from drug and alcohol addiction has changed her life. G…
Roseville restaurant helps recovering addicts work, get treatment
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Mother Is Helping Drug Addict?
Question by College Girl: Mother is helping Drug Addict?
Quick rundown…dated a guy for one year, in that year he lived in my parent’s house for four months, parents fed him, gave him whatever he needed, took him out to dinner endless times (he never offered to pay) ..found out… Continue reading