July 15, 2019
First Responders and Hidden Addiction How we got ourselves addicted matters not; what is far more important is how to get ourselves […]
Our public libraries have a treasure trove of resources. There are books, of course. Let’s not forget newspapers, magazines, educational programs, book […]
The dominoes continue to fall for opioid makers and distributors. On June 10th, Insys Therapeutics filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. It […]
It was early in the day on Christmas Eve. Before the dental surgeon went off on holiday, he saw one last patient […]
Anybody that is at all connected to social media, the media in general or the world around them is well aware that […]
Funny how finding sobriety after a long and very active illness cleared up so much. Not only do I feel better and […]
What prevents people struggling with substance abuse from undergoing treatment? Start counting the ways. We interrupt this exercise to offer a reason […]
Some people consider an office their second home, which is somewhat appropriate. Considering that the average person spends roughly a third of […]
The Saga Continues… After several months of high-profile lawsuits against some of the country’s biggest opioid companies filling the headlines, we have […]
Did Lynette Scavo deserve the moniker “desperate” in the former TV series Desperate Housewives? You bet ya’. Here’s a case in point. […]
A guy about my age who I didn’t know died. He was a firefighter. His obituary was vague; the always troubling words […]
Memorial Day weekend is here, and we know that holidays and family gatherings can be difficult for those struggling with addiction. Old […]
I had two choices: addiction or freedom. It took me far too long to decide which path to choose. I had convinced […]