Learn from my regrets
REGRETS, I’VE HAD A FEW…. I was listening to my iPod the other day, and “My Way” by Frank Sinatra played. This
Affordable Care Act Boosts Pharma Profits at Human Loss
4 of 5 heroin users started with prescription medication. So why are we afraid to put the arrow in the center
Learning to Hope through Cornerstone
I don’t like the word hope. To me, when we hope, we give control to someone or something other than ourselves. It’s a
Yes, “these lives” are worth saving!
What is a life worth. What is your child’s life worth. These are questions that I ask when I hear people question
Stigma of Addiction is our Greatest Enemy
Have you ever had your child look at you and say “I didn’t ask for this. I don’t want this,” with fear
Event Management Volunteer Needed
The need to reach more and more parents, students and children with our message to live a substance-free life has reached
Progress at the pharmacy
Do You Know What OOARRS Is? OARRS is the system used in Ohio by Doctors and Pharmacists to track prescription medication traffic.
How those grieving work to emotionally survive the holidays
This week is another Christmas, and for those of us living with loss, it is always a challenging week. The emotions of
Talk early, talk often, talk right, talk with your eyes
We say it all the time. Talk early, often, right; but what do we mean? Talk early, and we don't mean in
Continuing the conversation doesn’t always require a conversation
Part of BREAKING THE SILENNCE and talking “EARLY, OFTEN and RIGHT,” is our non-verbal communication. The things we do versus the things