Also immediate long term treatment wouldn’t be a horrible idea. 21 days of treatment 6 mos after you ask for it is definitely not helpful.
Decriminalization is not a radical solution to the opioid crisis. And it would work. - http://Macleans.ca https://www.macleans.ca/opinion/decriminalization-is-not-a-radical-solution-to-the-opioid-crisis-and-it-would-work/ …
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This, 1000x
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If only you could find yourself in a position to influence things. Attorney general, for instance.
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Yes! Treat it as the health crisis it is.
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Decriminalization along with better mental health access for everyone and safe supply will work. It’s not really all that complicated.
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Dealing with the mental health issues that drive people to harder and harder drugs should be addressed. Need to deal with evil, at the root of all these issues. Banning Opiods that are addictive from Canada, there have to be alternatives. Actually seeing the people.
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Legalize and regulate, then provide support networks fully funded for addicts. Anything less is only a band-aid.
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Nope...
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