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Ouhya!
August is overdose awareness month, it is the third leading cause of death.
Your life matters! And so do your peers<3. So stay safe, reach out for help, and don't be afraid to admit you're struggling! You are never alone.
Srry if this is worded badly I'm pretty sleepy lol,,
Good night Y'all
Overdose awareness day. Unfortunately addiction won in my family on 11/2/2021. But ever since that day I’m hoping all my decisions and actions steer me the right direction out of addictions point of view.
But I can’t be arrogant and say I’ll never be that. I know addiction runs in my blood. I’ve said it so many times before I might as well get it tatted on my forehead. Treat every addict with kindness, please please don’t choose to be ignorant to this disease. Because it could be you, your neighbor, your cousin, your mom, your uncle, your daughter, son.. anyone.
it’s the ONE thing that doesn’t discriminate. Doesn’t choose based on looks or skin color. I will continue to speak out about this disease until my LAST breath. I miss you so much daddy but I will see you when I get there 💜 to all the people in recovery i see you. To the people in active addiction I see you. To the people in al-anon I SEE YOU.
Content Warning: This post discusses substance abuse and overdose at length.
I wrote this blog post about something I think needs a lot more attention than it gets. Check it out!
Some die looking for a hand to hold, some wait forever for their story to unfold, although time is not on our side, before you know it we say our goodbyes, don't wait till it's too late, tell me the darkness that keeps you up at night, tell me why you keep up your fight, let me love all of you, until you realize you're alright.
@theaddictspoetry
so I carry narcan everywhere I go just in case I'm in a situation where I need it—I'll have 6 years clean in December and am primarily surrounded by people in recovery—but you really never know when a situation may arise. the reason I bring it up is because my kit recently expired and I received a new one, and the distro I receive it from is also offering fentanyl test strips while supplies last. this is free to anyone in the US. all you have to do is watch a quick tutorial on how to identify an overdose and administer narcan, take a short quiz to make sure you retain that info, and they ship it discreetly with instructions for use. please carry narcan if you or someone you love uses recreational drugs. please test your drugs. stay safe, I love you
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Honoring Overdose Awareness Day
Overdose Awareness Day, observed annually on August 31st, is a global event dedicated to raising awareness about drug overdoses, reducing the stigma surrounding drug-related deaths, and acknowledging the grief of families and friends who have lost loved ones. This day serves as a poignant reminder of the devastating impact of overdoses and emphasizes the importance of prevention, education, and support for those struggling with substance use disorders. Through community events, educational campaigns, and memorials, Overdose Awareness Day encourages collective efforts to combat the overdose crisis. To learn more about how you can participate and make a difference, visit our website today.
