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'My addiction killed someone.' Actress, others share stories at candlelight vigil
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The state's third annual candlelight vigil on Tuesday evening at the New Jersey Statehouse in Trenton adopted the theme, Their Light Shines On.
They stood in the cold and held candles, some clutching pictures of loved ones they lost to addiction. The listened to stories of loss and anguish, and hope and recovery. Some went to the podium and said the names of those who died. The state’s thir
The NewJersey Board of Medical Examiners suspended the license of a psychiatrist at Princeton House Behavioral Health today for allegedly indiscriminately prescribed highly addictive opioids without a legitimate medical purpose. Robert Dragert Dr. Robert
Changing the Face of Addiction Walk on August 4th 2018. You can create your very own team to help raise money for the walk. Let friends & family join your team and register to walk or If they can’t make it register as a “Virtual WalkerR
After years of drug addiction and homelessness, Kenny Sawyer found himself staring at a job application at Hypertherm , a New Hampshire company that makes industrial cutting tools. He was sober at last. He really wanted this job. But the application ask
Entering an inpatient or residential rehab facility can be a difficult step to take. Sending a care package to your friend or loved one is a thoughtful way you can brighten their day and show support. You may not always know how much they need or apprec
I am an emergency room doctor who is also board-certified in addiction medicine. I work at many different hospitals, in different states, with different population densities and cultures. I drop in, work a shift or two and go home. One thing that allows m
