People coping with substance abuse problems are under additional stress and often can't reach out for help with social distancing enforced. Read more:
Coronavirus outbreak expected to increase drug and alcohol addiction in Missouri
(MONET) - COVID-19 related limits have made many Missourians feel cooped up at home. Getting out and staying active serves as an outlet for people, especially those battling drug and alcohol addiction. Missouri Department of Mental Health Director Mark Stringer expects an increase in the number of people who mishandle these substances and who struggle [...]
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ReplyDeleteDruggies gonna drug,
ReplyDeleteDrinkers gonna drink,
Haters gonna post,
Whatcha gonna do?
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