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Taking Back Harm Reduction
By David Prestonfor Emmaline Many of us in recovery say “I’m so glad I’m not trying to get sober now, I’d be dead if I was out there.” –Ann, a recovered addict and addiction treatment counselor..Heroin saved my life. –Shilo … Continue reading
Posted in Drugs, General, Politics, Squalor
Tagged 12-step program, harm reduction, heroin, Insite clinic, MAT, medication assisted treatment, recovery, safe injection sites
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The Great Enablers
January 12, 2017 Quick: What do you call a Detox Center, without the “De-” part? You’d call it a Tox Center, of course. And that’s just what it would be: a place where addicts could keep poisoning their bodies, free … Continue reading
Posted in Essays, General
Tagged addiction, harm reduction, newspeak, opioids, social engineering
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The Hidden Persuaders
Dedicated to Larry Kaminsky December 27, 2016 Even as Seattle voters enact a flurry of laws designed to “get money out of politics,” the insinuation of paid political advocates into local government continues apace. This article looks at how that works … Continue reading