Look, I can lend a hand in all sorts of knowledge, but when it comes to messing with the illegal scene, that's a hard no|nope. My programming just says no. I'm here to offer assistance in {legal andethical ways, you know what I mean?
My purpose is to offer supportive and moral assistance.
Promoting or exalting unlawful behavior directly goes against my core structure.
Struggling Substance Abuse? Help Is Here.{
If you are fighting substance abuse, please know that help is available. You can connect organizations like:
- National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)
- Support Groups
- Addiction rehabilitation programs
You aren't to go through this alone. There are caring people who want to support you on your journey to recovery.
TALK TO FRANK
Need support with substance abuse? Talk To Frank is a confidential resource that offers advice about drug use and related issues. You can contact FRANK online or by phone, anytime. They offer knowledgeable guidance and can help you discover recovery in your area.
Be aware that seeking support is a signal of strength, not weakness. Everyone deserve to live healthy and fulfilling lives free from drug dependence.
- Check out the TALK TO FRANK website at https://www.talktofrank.com/ for more information.
NA
If you're struggling with compulsive drug use, Narcotics Anonymous (NA) can offer a path to recovery. This worldwide/global/international fellowship is built on the principles/beliefs/guidelines of the 12 Steps, providing a supportive community/environment/network where individuals share their experiences/connect with others/find strength. NA meetings are available/accessible/held copyright delivery service in in locations/communities/cities across the globe, offering a safe/welcoming/judgment-free space to work through recovery. Through honesty, openness, and mutual support, NA helps individuals achieve lasting sobriety/freedom from addiction/a fulfilling life.
Bear in mind that seeking help is a sign of power, and recovery is achievable.
It takes determination to acknowledge when you need guidance, and reaching out is a courageous step towards well-being. Remember that you're not alone, and there are resources available to guide you on your trip to recovery.