“The isolation… really feeds the disease and continues to keep people from being able to get healthy.”
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OLLU PhD student Lydia Hamner shares her thoughts during an online meeting of the Center for Students in Recovery.
From Texas Public Radio:
The COVID-19 outbreak has strained the social supports and routines that help recovering addicts stay clean — and put new people at risk. As more cities and counties in Texas issue shelter-in-place orders to stop the spread, some in recovery are finding new ways to connect and maintain sobriety.
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