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Grief can be difficult to predict. One day, you may feel able to manage daily life, and the next, a memory, anniversary, conversation, or familiar place may bring difficult emotions back to the surface. For many people, hearing about the stages of grief creates an expectation that grieving should follow a particular order. You may […]
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National Fentanyl Awareness Day is August 21st When someone you care about uses opioids or substances that may contain fentanyl it is understandable to worry that you might not recognize an overdose in time. Heavy sedation can sometimes look like sleep, and families may hesitate because they are not sure what was taken. You do
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The Fourth of July tends to revolve around a cooler. Backyard cookouts, a cold drink in everyone’s hand, a toast as the fireworks start. For most people that’s just summer. For someone in recovery, it can be one of the harder days on the calendar, and the people around them often want to help but
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