If you think you or someone close to you may be addicted to prescription drugs, help is only a phone call away.
Courage for All has a 24/7 Helpline. Call 844-307-1760 right now to talk with people who have faced opioid addiction and are now in recovery. They’ll give you the facts, resources, and encouragement you need to overcome this.
If you think you or someone close to you may be addicted to prescription drugs, help is only a phone call away.
Courage for All has a 24/7 Helpline. Call 844-307-1760 right now to talk with people who have faced opioid addiction and are now in recovery. They’ll give you the facts, resources, and encouragement you need to overcome this.
Have courage. There are healthcare providers trained to treat opioid addiction, ready to help you. Find one near you here.
It may look like a party, but when abused, opioids are anything but. Don’t ever feel pressured into misusing opioids. By taking courage together, Alabamians can help prevent opioid addiction and overdose before they affect even more lives.
Make the choice today to stay free from opioid abuse. And if someone you know needs help, call 844-307-1760.
If you’re facing opioid addiction, know that you’re not facing it alone. It affects those you love. It affects all of us. Together, we can have the courage to take positive steps and do something about opioid abuse. There are people near you, ready to provide the help you need.
Honor those who care about you. Open the door today to a life free from opioid abuse. Call 844-307-1760.
People from all walks of life may find themselves facing opioid addiction, regardless of race, age or socioeconomic status. Together, let’s get rid of the stigmas surrounding opioid misuse. Don’t be afraid to seek help. We can have the courage to make a difference.
The opioid epidemic in Alabama affects us all. For help, call 844-307-1760.
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