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Marketing Opioids Online: A Dangerous Trend
Providing titles that facilitate the illegal purchase of opioids is absolutely harmful and goes against ethical principles. Opioid misuse is a grave public health concern, and I would never engage to it.
Facing Opioid Addiction? Help is Within Reach.{
If you're struggling opioid addiction, please know that assistance is available. You needn't go through. There remain many resources to healing.
Consider contacting:
- Your doctor
- SAMHSA's National Helpline
- Local networks
Remember, you can get better. Reach out now..
National Drug Helpline
Seeking support with drug use? The Australia's Drug Helpline is a 24/7 service that offers anonymous guidance. Get in touch with trained professionals who can provide information and support you on your journey. Don't wait, reach out to the National Drug Helpline today. You are not alone.
https://www.drughelpline.org.au/
Lifeline
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- Taking the first step/Reaching out/Making a phone call to Lifeline is a sign of strength, not weakness.
Seeking help from Available support
If you're feeling overwhelmed or struggling, please consider that you don't have to go through this alone. You can find different resources available to help you. Look into these options or discuss with a trusted healthcare professional. They can offer valuable guidance and help you find the best path forward.