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4) success in not using later in life. Plus the overprescribing of ANY pain relief/or opioid is hooked into our economic/investment system

5) where many of our wealthiest people are part of keeping many less fortunate people enslaved to these drugs and then insurance systems

6) not covering treatment (along with phoney treatment centers popping up all over which take Medicaid and misuse it as well as become an

1) Excellent, Ed. I see this addiction daily with my job. Treatment and recovery is too late. It includes little to no followup and does not

2) start early enough (if issues start b4 12 yrs of age according to SAMHSA (USDHHS) substance 'experimenting' has a high rate of use later

3) in life. As with early ed (ex: Early Head Start), which shows success in school later on; early ed abt substance use of any kind shows

7) institutional abuse of people in need).

We need to tell the GOP we will not allow them to buy votes - diseases don't cherry pick their victims! Coverage 4 all #ProtectOurCare