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Selling Opioids Online: A Dangerous Trend
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Struggling Opioid Addiction? Help is Within Reach.{
If you're facing opioid addiction, please know that help is available. You don't tackle this by yourself. There are many options which can provide healing.
Consider contacting:
- The nearest healthcare provider
- The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) at 1-800-662-HELP
- Local support groups
Remember, healing is attainable. Take the first step now..
The National Drug Helpline
Seeking help with drug problems? The Drug Helpline is a toll-free service that offers private guidance. Get in touch with trained professionals who can offer resources and guide you on your path. Don't delay, reach out to the Drug Helpline today. You are not alone.
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Lifeline
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Lifeline offers support for a wide variety of/broad range of/diverse selection of issues, including but not limited to/confined to/excluding anxiety/depression/stress, relationship problems, loss/grief/bereavement, and suicidal thoughts. Their trained volunteers are there to listen/ready to help/waiting to support you through a difficult time and connect you with resources/services/help options in your community.
- Remember/Bear in mind/Keep this in mind: Lifeline is not just for people in crisis. You can also call them if you are feeling overwhelmed/struggling to cope/going through a tough time and need someone to talk to.
- Taking the first step/Reaching out/Making a phone call to Lifeline is a sign of strength, not weakness.
Connecting with Available support
If you're feeling overwhelmed or struggling, please consider that you don't have to go through this alone. You can find various resources available to assist you. Look into those options or reach out to a trusted healthcare professional. They can offer valuable guidance and help you find the best path forward.