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A Tale of Two Epidemics:" What we need to do now is reach out more than ever to those who are struggling with addiction, and provide them with the resources, such as online meetings, so that they are not alone and forgotten during this dual crisis of coronavirus and addiction." Peter Grinspoon, MD
www.health.harvard.edu/blog/a-tale-of-two-epidemics-when-covid-19-and-opioid-addiction-collide-20...
Mike made the decision to get help when he found himself drinking hand sanitizer out of port-a-pottys. Homeless, hungry, and his health quickly deteriorating due to the sanitizer and other health concerns, he had enough. By his 3rd day at 5 Door, he began to feel better not only mentally, but also physically. "I have lost so much in my life. All I have experienced is loss. I have no one." Mike stated "There's no more room for addiction in my life." "I am looking forward to having my first sober Christmas in over 30 years."
Hope he’s still pushing forward!! One day at a time❤️
God bless you all for helping so many of us to live a better life. Sobriety rocks!
We hear this word a lot around here. We want individuals feel a part of our community.
There are many benefits to healing yoga. Our residents have the opportunity to try yoga and embrace what it has to offer.
