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More women in this country die of substance abuse-related illnesses each year than of breast cancer. Think about that for a minute. It is, no doubt, one of the most arresting...

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November 18, 2008

Recovery Voices Count; Online Book Club; Insurance Equity Celebration, learn more...

 

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eNewsletter - November 2, 2007

Voices for Recovery

Voices for Recovery is a popular feature on the Recovery Month web site, where people can post their recovery stories so that others can learn about what recovery means to individuals in long-term recovery and their families. To post your recovery story, click Share Stories. After you’ve entered your information, you will be prompted to download the Hold Harmless Form. This needs to be downloaded, filled out, and faxed back before your story can be posted. If you’ve already submitted your story to the Recovery Month Web site but have not yet faxed back the Hold Harmless Form, please do so. Your story cannot be posted until the Hold Harmless Form is completed and returned.

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