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5⃣th Shocking Reason Why Kicking Out People With Addiction Ends Badly
5⃣ Increased Risk of Overdose
Risky substance use should not be done alone.
Family or friends close by can save a life.
#SupervisedConsumptionSites save lives too
Full episode:
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Thirty-two years ago today, Nirvana's Kurt Cobain ended his life, reportedly after fleeing from a residential addiction treatment program. Kurt had only agreed after an Intervention was held.
Since the only goal of confrontational Interventions is to push a person into treatment despite the impact on family relationships, would this be called a success even though the patient did not survive?
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#RIP John Mayall.
Don't wait to tell them you love them. Check out link in next post.
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Thanks for sharing, Eric Clapton.
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Thank goodness Anderson Cooper acknowledged the grief felt by millions last night on his NYEve broadcast.
I appreciate being seen. Thanks, Anderson. See link attached.
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After hearing this from Anderson, I finally understand why I never got #NYE.
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Family Addiction Coach 💙 Patrick Doyle MSW retweeted
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"According to an arrest affidavit, an anonymous tipster pointed investigators to the online forum post on the Providence subreddit:
"I'm being dead serious. The police need to look into a grey Nissan with Florida plates, possibly a rental. That was the car he was driving."
The post went on to describe an encounter the Reddit user claimed to have had with the person whose images were circulating from authorities. It would tie the investigation together. Here's how:
The Reddit poster described seeing the person approach the car and appear to unlock it with a key fob, then "something prompted him to back away" and he relocked it.
As the search was ongoing, a Reddit user posted that "I found that odd," the post said. The poster took note of the Florida plate, and said the car was parked behind the Rhode Island Historical Society.
Based on the tip, investigators reviewed additional footage and located the Nissan sedan, and reviewed footage of an interaction between a person who would later be identified only as "John" and the suspect, which seemed to match the Reddit description, according to the affidavit.
Officials then released images of John to the public in the hopes of interviewing him further, the affidavit said.
On Dec. 17, John approached police officers and agreed to be interviewed.
"(John) blew this case right open. He blew it open. And that's how these cases sometimes go. You can feel like you're not making a lot of progress..." Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha said.
"You're going to pull at a lot of threads and it's not always the first one that's going to get you where you need to go. But when you do crack it, you crack it."
USA Today full story msn.com/en-us/news/crime/how…
Family Addiction Coach 💙 Patrick Doyle MSW retweeted
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This is people and platforms at their best: spreading the truth to solve a problem, instead of dopamine.
Family Addiction Coach 💙 Patrick Doyle MSW retweeted
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It’s wild that Reddit helped solve the Brown/MIT murder case.
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This is people and platforms at their best: spreading the truth to solve a problem, instead of dopamine.
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"According to an arrest affidavit, an anonymous tipster pointed investigators to the online forum post on the Providence subreddit:
"I'm being dead serious. The police need to look into a grey Nissan with Florida plates, possibly a rental. That was the car he was driving."
The post went on to describe an encounter the Reddit user claimed to have had with the person whose images were circulating from authorities. It would tie the investigation together. Here's how:
The Reddit poster described seeing the person approach the car and appear to unlock it with a key fob, then "something prompted him to back away" and he relocked it.
As the search was ongoing, a Reddit user posted that "I found that odd," the post said. The poster took note of the Florida plate, and said the car was parked behind the Rhode Island Historical Society.
Based on the tip, investigators reviewed additional footage and located the Nissan sedan, and reviewed footage of an interaction between a person who would later be identified only as "John" and the suspect, which seemed to match the Reddit description, according to the affidavit.
Officials then released images of John to the public in the hopes of interviewing him further, the affidavit said.
On Dec. 17, John approached police officers and agreed to be interviewed.
"(John) blew this case right open. He blew it open. And that's how these cases sometimes go. You can feel like you're not making a lot of progress..." Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha said.
"You're going to pull at a lot of threads and it's not always the first one that's going to get you where you need to go. But when you do crack it, you crack it."
USA Today full story msn.com/en-us/news/crime/how…
Family Addiction Coach 💙 Patrick Doyle MSW retweeted
Everyone still hates the @Patriots but show #RIPOzzy some love as he performs pre-game live 2005.
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Everyone still hates the @Patriots but show #RIPOzzy some love as he performs pre-game live 2005.
teapawt.net/bostonradio/status/194…