It has taken me a while to write about the Unite to Face
Addiction Rally. I have really tried to think about what it meant, being a part
of history. It was to people in recovery what Woodstock was to hippies 46 years
ago.
Dealing hope and fostering dignity for people with substance use disorders and mental health diagnosis with advice and support.
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Showing posts with label Rally. Show all posts
Monday, October 12, 2015
Monday, September 21, 2015
Unite to Face Addiction: In the News
WASHINGTON – David Stoecker thought he would die of his addiction to opioids and methamphetamine, which consumed nearly 25 years of his life and landed him in jail more than a dozen times.
Today, the Springfield 43-year-old is clean and helping others battling drug and alcohol dependency. And he's about to lend his voice to an increasingly forceful addiction advocacy movement that hopes to take Washington by storm next month.
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