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It’s just also not true. Harm reduction = things we do to reduce the risk of harm (usually in relation to an activity that has higher risks)
Things such as: Drinking limits, seat belts, helmets… all harm reduction.
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Seconding this question. “Later in life” = ????
Later in professional life I would interpret as within 15 years of retiring.
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100% yes. Opened a ton of new and creative doors.
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I like toonie parties (I’m in Canada) no gifts to open - just toonies in a jar, or open gifts later if it’s a gift party. Goodie bags can be kept simple & not wasteful, one cool thing, a treat & stickers.
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Legit
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*through
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💯 the empathy, compassion, grit, camaraderie threw the trenches, grief, humility, determination, imperfection, and courage to keep going in the face of despair and pain are essential. We love you and we need you.
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Hopefully the new limits of safe supply don’t make things terribly worse.
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I’d like to see it
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Me too
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I came here to see Canadiankels take on eipcure going under... looks like there will be a lot of people unpaid
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It's a pretty hilarious bill
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Setting aside the fact that we don't have enough treatment beds for people who want to go to treatment, after this magic involuntary care... where do people go? Back to the street? We still don't have the housing needed (supportive housing or post-treatment recovery housing)