#CADAChat Transcript
Healthcare social media transcript of the #CADAChat hashtag.
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 | DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse Happy Thursday, people! If it's 4pm EDT/1pm PDT, that means it's time for our weekly #CADAChat, where we talk about #addiction and #recovery. |
 | Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat @DrugAbuse Hi, everyone! It's finally feeling like spring in metro Detroit. It's pushing 51 degrees here today! #CADAChat |
 | Recovery.org @Recovery_Org Hello everyone! Happy Thursday!! Excited to be here today for #CADAChat! |
 | Rehabs.com @Rehabs Hello, hello! Who's ready for #CADAChat today?! π |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse Today's topic is βAddiction Treatment: Navigating the Inpatient/Outpatient Options." Remember to include "A1" "A2" etc. w/ your answers. And the HT #CADAChat https://t.co/K81BntgSMn |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse Q1: Why is getting professional help usually the best way to overcome a drug or alcohol addiction? #CADAChat |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org RT @DrugAbuse: Today's topic is βAddiction Treatment: Today's topic is βAddiction Treatment: Navigating the Inpatient/Outpatient Options." Remember to include "A1" "A2" etc. w/ your answers. And the HT #CADAChat https://t.co/K81BntgSMn |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat RT @DrugAbuse: Today's topic is βAddiction Treatment: Today's topic is βAddiction Treatment: Navigating the Inpatient/Outpatient Options." Remember to include "A1" "A2" etc. w/ your answers. And the HT #CADAChat https://t.co/K81BntgSMn |
| Rehabs.com @Rehabs Such an important topic! There are so many options out there for addiction treatment and navigating those waters can be hard without the knowledge or support! #CADACHat https://t.co/7g0uFAOVQv |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat A1: I think it's always best to get professional help because it's much safer. Detoxing can be hard on your body and doing it under the supervision of medical professionals makes it easier. #CADAChat |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org A1: Getting professional help for addiction gives your recovery structure. Working with a professional who has knowledge of your situation and the best way to tackle it sets you up for a better recovery! #CADACHat https://t.co/DkdCEoYybL |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org RT @deanokat: A1: A1: I think it's always best to get professional help because it's much safer. Detoxing can be hard on your body and doing it under the supervision of medical professionals makes it easier. #CADAChat |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse @deanokat It definitely eliminates some of the risk, for sure. #CADAChat |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org @deanokat In some cases detox can kill you! You need to be SO careful #CADACHat |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse Yes! Structure is so important! π #CADAChat https://t.co/wufqSsxA2a |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse @Recovery_Org @deanokat Especially if someone decides to quit "cold turkey," which can oftentimes be very dangerous. #CADAChat |
| Rehabs.com @Rehabs A1: Having a doctor and working through a regimented program gives you a support group and a better chance at succeeding! You can utilize alumni, and hopefully will have access to a therapist. #CADAChat |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat @DrugAbuse @Recovery_Org Lots of RX medications can be dangerous in this way. Especially benzodiazepines like Xananx, Valium, Klonopin, etc. #CADAChat |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org RT @deanokat: @DrugAbuse @Recovery_Org Lots of RX medications can be dangerous in this way. Especially benzodiazepines like Xananx, Valium, Klonopin, etc. #CADAChat |
 | Recovery Brands @RecoveryBrands Support is key, too! #CADAChat https://t.co/STglxU8Lw7 |
| Recovery Brands @RecoveryBrands Q2: Most drug rehabilitation programs can be classified into 2 broad categories: inpatient and outpatient. What are some of the advantages of inpatient treatment? #CADAChat |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org Entering #recovery isn't something you have to do alone and you shouldn't have too either! π #CADAChat |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse Q2: Most drug rehabilitation programs can be classified into 2 broad categories: inpatient and outpatient. What are some of the advantages of inpatient treatment? #CADAChat |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat A2: I think inpatient treatment is the best way to go if you can spare the time and you have funding for it. Being immersed in recovery for a longer period of time is very helpful. #CADAChat |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat A2: It's also good that you can be monitored 24/7 by professionals while in inpatient treatment. #CADAChat |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse RT @Recovery_Org: Entering #recovery isn't something you have to do alone and you shouldn't have too either! π #CADAChat |
 | Family Addiction Coach π Patrick Doyle MSW @PatrickDoyle_35 here for the moment thanks!! from MA #CADAChat https://t.co/7INsWpyTZs https://t.co/trGuyrmYnA |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse @PatrickDoyle_35 Hello, @PatrickDoyle_35! #CADAChat |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat A2: Regular support group meetings and counseling sessions usually happen in inpatient treatment, too. #CADAChat |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse Q3: What are some advantages of outpatient treatment? #CADAChat |
| Family Addiction Coach π Patrick Doyle MSW @PatrickDoyle_35 A1/ Always best to start with a Clinical Assessment of not only substance use but also possible depression, risk factors e.g. suicidal ideation, family history, medical illnesses; by highly trained specialist with years experience=evidence based treatment plan #CADAChat @kgainc https://t.co/bxEbloT565 |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse Excellent points, @PatrickDoyle_35! #CADAChat https://t.co/UpJxjiJkRz |
| Family Addiction Coach π Patrick Doyle MSW @PatrickDoyle_35 @deanokat @DrugAbuse @Recovery_Org plus some don't even realize what they have been ingesting; they're in a fog #CADAChat https://t.co/zsTlCxWfNV |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat A3: Outpatient treatment can be great for people who can't afford to pay for inpatient treatment, or for people who can't take off work or be away from home for long periods of time. It offers flexibility. #CADAChat |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org A2: Inpatient tends to have higher success rates as opposed to outpaitent. You're with your support system at all times and learning how to live your new life without drugs. #CADACHat https://t.co/IAPHML6A0n |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org RT @deanokat: A2: A2: It's also good that you can be monitored 24/7 by professionals while in inpatient treatment. #CADAChat |
| Rehabs.com @Rehabs RT @deanokat: A2: A2: I think inpatient treatment is the best way to go if you can spare the time and you have funding for it. Being immersed in recovery for a longer period of time is very helpful. #CADAChat |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse @PatrickDoyle_35 @deanokat @Recovery_Org Exactly. A lot of people become addicted to RX meds without even knowing it! #CADAChat |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org A3: Outpatient treatment allows you to still live your life while getting help! Some people can't afford inpatient treatment or to leave their job for 30-90 days. #CADACHat https://t.co/ldMkWSQFNh |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse RT @Recovery_Org: A2: A2: Inpatient tends to have higher success rates as opposed to outpaitent. You're with your support system at all times and learning how to live your new life without drugs. #CADACHat https://t.co/IAPHML6A0n |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org RT @deanokat: A3: A3: Outpatient treatment can be great for people who can't afford to pay for inpatient treatment, or for people who can't take off work or be away from home for long periods of time. It offers flexibility. #CADAChat |
| Rehabs.com @Rehabs A3: On the same page today! Outpatient treatment allows you to still take care of your duties while also getting the help you deserve! #CADAChat |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org @deanokat I feel like for outpatient you really need to be ready for treatment and dedicated to your recovery. It will definitely be a harder journey but SO worth it! #CADAChat |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat @Recovery_Org If someone's addiction isn't off the charts, I will usually suggest they start with outpatient and see how it goes. You can always "upgrade" to inpatient if necessary. #CADAChat |
| Family Addiction Coach π Patrick Doyle MSW @PatrickDoyle_35 A2/ Inpt needed for detox; may not be necessary for rehab. Some pts benefit from being far from home; if home is unsafe, flight risk, etc. I'd never try to assume inpt is best; always rely on thorough assessment from qualified licensed clinician #CADAChat https://t.co/zsTlCxWfNV https://t.co/ToYG1vOwSp |
| Rehabs.com @Rehabs This is SO important! Over 70% of people struggling with addiction also struggle with mental illness. This gets you to the "why" behind your addiction #CADAChat https://t.co/dV0P1FZSZ3 |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org RT @deanokat: @Recovery_Org If someone's addiction isn't off the charts, I will usually suggest they start with outpatient and see how it goes. You can always "upgrade" to inpatient if necessary. #CADAChat |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse @Recovery_Org @deanokat Yes, commitment is tantamount to success. #CADAChat |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse Q4: What factors should someone consider when choosing a treatment program or facility? #CADAChat |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat @DrugAbuse @Recovery_Org Wow. Kudos to you for using the word "tantamount." ππ #CADAChat |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat A4: Cost, of course. And whether or not they take your insurance, if you have it. What kind of programs they offer. Do they have a family program for relatives/loved ones? Will they treat co-occurring disorders if you have them? #CADAChat |
| Family Addiction Coach π Patrick Doyle MSW @PatrickDoyle_35 A3/ Outpt better for OUD medications methadone, buprenorphine, vivitrol used; positive home environment/support. Avoids disconnect after residential, often pts don't attend aftercare if different program; allows for better continuity of care, AA #CADAChat https://t.co/zsTlCxWfNV https://t.co/QYeiHrcZX6 |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org A4: Ask yourself: Will this program work with me & how I want my recovery to go? Do you want therapists? Would you like your loved ones to be able to visit you? Do they have a post-treatment plan? Set yourself up for success! Only you know what would work best for YOU! #CADACHat https://t.co/PXTkcCATPN |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse + π― for these suggestions! #CADAChat https://t.co/Zq7jV5tGeD |
| Rehabs.com @Rehabs RT @DrugAbuse: Q4: Q4: What factors should someone consider when choosing a treatment program or facility? #CADAChat |
| Rehabs.com @Rehabs A4: Don't be afraid to ask about the staff. See if you can get to meet them before. Look up reviews, ask about scholarships, post-treatment, support groups, speak to alumni! #CADAChat |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org RT @deanokat: A4: A4: Cost, of course. And whether or not they take your insurance, if you have it. What kind of programs they offer. Do they have a family program for relatives/loved ones? Will they treat co-occurring disorders if you have them? #CADAChat |
| Rehabs.com @Rehabs RT @deanokat: A4: A4: Cost, of course. And whether or not they take your insurance, if you have it. What kind of programs they offer. Do they have a family program for relatives/loved ones? Will they treat co-occurring disorders if you have them? #CADAChat |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse All excellent things to look for when deciding on a treatment facility for #addiction #recovery. #CADAChat https://t.co/M5U4yvNDjf |
 | Laurus @LaurusT001 RT @DrugAbuse: All excellent things to look for when deciding on a treatment facility for #addiction #recovery. #CADAChat https://t.co/M5U4yvNDjf |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse Q5: Whatβs the best way to go about finding a treatment program thatβs a good fit for you or your loved one? #CADAChat |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat A5: Do a lot of research. Online research can be helpful. Maybe ask hospitals, too. And see if any friends or family have experience with certain facilities or outpatient programs. #CADAChat |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org A5: RESEARCH! In order to know what you're looking for, you need to know your options. It's definitely an overwhelming process, but you or your loved one deserve recovery #CADAChat https://t.co/VgWMuvupvS |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org RT @deanokat: A5: A5: Do a lot of research. Online research can be helpful. Maybe ask hospitals, too. And see if any friends or family have experience with certain facilities or outpatient programs. #CADAChat |
| Family Addiction Coach π Patrick Doyle MSW @PatrickDoyle_35 A4/ Best resource I've found for #science evidence-based information on #addiction #recovery 11 Indicators of Quality Addiction Treatment from Recovery Resource Institute at @MGH_SUDs https://t.co/mktWVJFPSC #CADAChat https://t.co/zsTlCxWfNV https://t.co/a548Xb8Y7D |
| Rehabs.com @Rehabs A5: I think one of the best ways to finding a treatment center that works for you is to speak to the alumni. Many treatment facilities have amazing alumni programs & speaking to someone who's been in your shoes is the best way to understand the process #CADAChat |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse @Recovery_Org It is an overwhelming process, but you have to pour yourself into it because you or your loved one's life depends on it. #CADAChat |
| Family Addiction Coach π Patrick Doyle MSW @PatrickDoyle_35 A4/ and be VERY VERY CAREFUL as there are a lot of unscrupulous programs out there taking advantage of vulnerable families and patients! The Rehab Industry is like the Wild West; little/no regulation or oversight. Sober Homes never regulated #CADAChat https://t.co/zsTlCxWfNV https://t.co/a548Xb8Y7D |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org Preach π π π #CADAChat https://t.co/eeEm19EpHd |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat A5: If possible, take a tour of the facility beforehand, too. Websites and brochures can show a much rosier picture than reality. #CADAChat |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org RT @PatrickDoyle_35: A4/ and be VERY VERY CAREFUL as there are a lot of unscrupulous programs out there taking advantage of vulnerable families and patients! The Rehab Industry is like the Wild West; little/no regulation or oversight. Sober Homes never regulated #CADAChat https://t.co/zsTlCxWfNV https://t.co/a548Xb8Y7D |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org @PatrickDoyle_35 π’ Sadly so true. You need to be very careful and do your research! #CADACHat |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat Very true! #CADAChat https://t.co/GmP23wzEUd |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse @deanokat Agreed! It's a lot like looking at houses for sale on line. The pictures can look great. But once you're there in person... Ugh. #CADAChat |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse Q6: What are the pros and cons of going to a residential treatment facility that isnβt close to home? #CADAChat |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat A6: Pros... Traveling for treatment can be a positive because it gets the addict away from familiar surroundings/triggers. A change of scenery can often be one of the best things for recovery, IMO. #CADAChat |
| Family Addiction Coach π Patrick Doyle MSW @PatrickDoyle_35 @Rehabs A5/ I'd agree partially, however alumni can't tell you about the pts it DIDN'T work for, who may have left early or may not have survived their disease. Many programs are rigid offering only one path to recovery; won't work for everyone #CADAChat https://t.co/zsTlCxWfNV |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat A6: Cons: It could cost $$ to get to and from treatment. And it can be difficult for loved ones to visit. But that can also be a pro, I think. #CADAChat |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat A6: Another pro of sending a loved one further away from home for treatment: It makes it harder for them to walk away. If they have nowhere to go, they will be inclined to stay! #CADAChat |
| Family Addiction Coach π Patrick Doyle MSW @PatrickDoyle_35 @deanokat A5/ yes. most of us put more research into buying a new car, than in a rehab program! How wild is that?! #CADAChat https://t.co/zsTlCxWfNV |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse Unfortunately, this is a very true statement! #CADAChat https://t.co/0cBdTbdipT |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse This can be a HUGE pro! #CADAChat https://t.co/cmrUQPsRHv |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org A6: Pros: You're away from your old haunts and your dealers. It's easier to say no! Cons: You're in a new place, which can make your new life even scarier. It's starting over from scratch #CADACHat https://t.co/QiTAI2GViQ |
| Rehabs.com @Rehabs RT @PatrickDoyle_35: @Rehabs A5/ I'd agree partially, however alumni can't tell you about the pts it DIDN'T work for, who may have left early or may not have survived their disease. Many programs are rigid offering only one path to recovery; won't work for everyone #CADAChat https://t.co/zsTlCxWfNV |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat @DrugAbuse My wife & I sent our son to California for treatment. We live in Michigan. He knew that he was pretty much stuck there, even if he didn't want to be, because he had nowhere to go. Couldn't call a friend to come pick him up! #CADAChat |
| Rehabs.com @Rehabs A6: Like @Recovery_Org said, you're away from your new life & starting a fresh new one in recovery. There will be positives & negatives to this! Starting over will be scary, but for some it's necessary #CADAChat |
| Rehabs.com @Rehabs RT @deanokat: A6: Cons: A6: Cons: It could cost $$ to get to and from treatment. And it can be difficult for loved ones to visit. But that can also be a pro, I think. #CADAChat |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org RT @deanokat: A6: Cons: A6: Cons: It could cost $$ to get to and from treatment. And it can be difficult for loved ones to visit. But that can also be a pro, I think. #CADAChat |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat @Recovery_Org Yes, it is a new place. But I think that can be a big plus sometimes. Starting fresh, ya know? #CADAChat |
| Rehabs.com @Rehabs @deanokat Additional costs on top of the already expensive road to recovery :( #CADAChat |
| Family Addiction Coach π Patrick Doyle MSW @PatrickDoyle_35 A6/ I've assessed pts that HAD 2B far away; safety reasons esp women who have been exploited for drugs, domestic violence. Con; most pts don't pursue aftercare,don't get advance app't, reluctant to follow through, don't think they need it, etc #CADAChat https://t.co/zsTlCxWfNV https://t.co/8grgfm0gJL |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org RT @Rehabs: A6: A6: Like @Recovery_Org said, you're away from your new life & starting a fresh new one in recovery. There will be positives & negatives to this! Starting over will be scary, but for some it's necessary #CADAChat |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org @deanokat 100% agree! I love new beginnings, but I know that's not everyone's cup of tea #CADAChat |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org RT @DrugAbuse: Unfortunately, this is a very true statement! #CADAChat https://t.co/0cBdTbdipT |
| Rehabs.com @Rehabs RT @deanokat: A6: Another pro of sending a loved one further away from home for treatment: A6: Another pro of sending a loved one further away from home for treatment: It makes it harder for them to walk away. If they have nowhere to go, they will be inclined to stay! #CADAChat |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse Q7: How can a patient with limited/no insurance and limited/no financial resources get professional help for their substance use disorder? #CADAChat |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat @PatrickDoyle_35 True. Although, when our son went to treatment in California, he stayed out there for a few months of sober living, too. I think it helped him to be away from home. #CADAChat |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat A7: I think using the @samhsagov's Treatment Services Locator tool can help with this. It tells you what treatment facilities offer low-cost/no-cost treatment. It's a very helpful website: https://t.co/2HFOcMh9Ul #CADAChat |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org A7: @10000Beds is an amazing non-profit those seeking help can utilize. There are also scholarships at some treatment centers! #CADACHat https://t.co/15CXUq0ybY |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org Great resource!! #CADAChat https://t.co/YvCjggibCW |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat A7: Some rehabs or local advocacy groups offer "scholarships," too. #CADAChat |
| Family Addiction Coach π Patrick Doyle MSW @PatrickDoyle_35 A6/distant rehab programs simply do NOT do good job integrating the family into a pts' treatment; many SAY they DO. Family weekends useful; but they're at the END of treatment, and stay general. Family has valuable perspective key to assessment #CADAChat https://t.co/zsTlCxWfNV https://t.co/8grgfm0gJL |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat I haven't heard of this nonprofit. I will definitely check them out. Thanks, @Recovery_Org! #CADAChat https://t.co/bnzECXvg6p |
| Rehabs.com @Rehabs A7: There are FQHC's- federally qualified health centers- which offer MAT treatment and can't turn anyone away asking for help. My mother works at one & I praise her everyday π Here is the link to find one near you: https://t.co/zeORHUQtoE #CADAChat |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat @PatrickDoyle_35 I think it depends on the facility, @PatrickDoyle_35. My son's rehab in Palm Springs was awesome with regards to a family program. We learned a ton and it really helped all of us. But I'm sure there are other places that aren't so good, too. #CADAChat |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse What an awesome resource! Thanks, @Rehabs! #CADAChat https://t.co/SXTc7XHuQh |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse Last question... #CADAChat |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse Q8: Have you or a loved one been to an inpatient or outpatient drug treatment program? If so, was the experience positive or negative? #CADAChat |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat A8: My son has been to rehab 4x. Two of those times were so-so. One time was a bad experience. And one time was as good of an experience as we all could have hoped for. It really helped him and I'm grateful for it. #CADAChat |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org A8: Many of my loved ones had to go multiple times and some of them are still struggling. It's a long process and you can't give up! You will find what works for you and you deserve recovery #CADAChat https://t.co/Z4fj2XXEZX |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat A8: That said, I think my son probably learned something during each of his rehab stays. So none of them were a total loss. #CADAChat |
| Family Addiction Coach π Patrick Doyle MSW @PatrickDoyle_35 A7/Rapidly changing resources; in any state call 211 for United Way's 24hr hotline for local no-cost treatment. @OfficialMgh e.g. provides Suboxone in ED and Bridge program walk-in tx services; no payment needed. @The_BMC walk-in SUD tx, housing #CADAChat https://t.co/zsTlCxWfNV https://t.co/PzohaPuY1I |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse @Recovery_Org Unfortunately, I think multiple trips to rehab is probably more common than one trip to rehab resulting in successful recovery. #CADAChat |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse Thanks for sharing this info, @PatrickDoyle_35! #CADAChat https://t.co/wfRRVCB0lN |
| Rehabs.com @Rehabs A8: I feel like many stories tend to lean towards the negatives of people's experiences. We need to start singing the praises and give those struggling hope #CADAChat |
| Family Addiction Coach π Patrick Doyle MSW @PatrickDoyle_35 Thanks so much for this opportunity! GREAT topic today, best ever!! #CADAChat https://t.co/zsTlCxWfNV Have a great day everyone!! https://t.co/BQgdl1MrPE |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org RT @PatrickDoyle_35: A7/Rapidly changing resources; in any state call 211 for United Way's 24hr hotline for local no-cost treatment. @OfficialMgh e.g. provides Suboxone in ED and Bridge program walk-in tx services; no payment needed. @The_BMC walk-in SUD tx, housing #CADAChat https://t.co/zsTlCxWfNV https://t.co/PzohaPuY1I |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse @PatrickDoyle_35 We're glad you're liking this #CADAChat, Patrick! |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse @Rehabs Kind of like how so often the people most likely to write a review of something online are the people who are very unhappy. #CADAChat |
| DrugAbuse.com @DrugAbuse Thank you to all who took time out of their afternoon to participate in today's #CADAChat. Such a good conversation with excellent resources shared! Hopefully we will see you again next Thursday! Have a great weekend/week! |
| Laurus @LaurusT001 RT @DrugAbuse: @Rehabs Kind of like how so often the people most likely to write a review of something online are the people who are very unhappy. #CADAChat |
| Recovery.org @Recovery_Org Thanks @DrugAbuse for another amazing #CADAChat! Hope everyone has a great weekend! https://t.co/FIUvGTHEZl |
| Rehabs.com @Rehabs Great info today! Thanks everyone for a great #CADAChat π |
| Dean Dauphinais π @deanokat @DrugAbuse Thanks again, @DrugAbuse! Love the #CADAChat! Great discussion and great info provided. It can ALL help people struggling with #addiction! |
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