In short, Christmas/New Year can be a hell of a hard time for anyone who’s discovered the joys of use and the sorrow of addiction. Non-addicts may have a hard time understanding why this is so, so let me talk from my own experience. READ MORE
Final stats for 2017 will be coming next week. For now, these numbers tell many different aspects of the full story of NH’s addiction crisis. READ MORE
Participants of the training were provided education and resources on the use of Vivitrol to treat alcohol and opioid addiction. READ MORE
Just more funding, more stories, pointing fingers is not going to change or solve the addiction crisis. We need to change our soil. And I am directly calling on a leader to stand out in front of their citizens, and to specifically ask for that very thing to happen. Now. READ MORE
Year over year, the trend is that we’re saving more lives — at the same time we’re treating more overdoses in New Hampshire. READ MORE
A reception will be held at Manchester City Hall, hosted by The Manchester Arts Commission, on Oct. 19 from 5-7 p.m. READ MORE
Despite how polarizing this question seems to be, the truth is, I don’t know. I hope to, however, share with you what I do know based on my personal experiences in an effort to clean up some of the misconceptions and ambiguities that are slithering around, well, just about everywhere I look lately. READ MORE
Visitation will be held at Phaneuf Funeral Home and Crematorium, 243 Hanover St. Manchester, on Monday July 17 from 4-8 p.m.. A funeral service will be held on Tuesday July 18 at 10 a.m., at St. Pius X Church, 575 Candia Road Manchester, with Father Simoneau officiating. READ MORE
If you are personally affected by the opioid crisis or if you can speak to the benefits of acupuncture, then I need your help. Please contact Senator Carson and ask her to drop the amendment for HB575. READ MORE
Opioid addiction – which exploded due to the prevalence of prescription pain pills, then heroin, now fentanyl and carfentanil – has taken hold here. Like a shape-shifting nemesis, it continues to beguile those in the trenches who are the healers – our first responders, our medical community, social workers and addiction counselors. READ MORE
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