Edgewood Treatment Centre
2121 Boxwood Road V9S 4L2 Nanaimo, BC, Canada

While alcohol doesn't account for all cases of liver disease, heavy drinking does increase the risk of developing serious illnesses such as cirrhosis, hepatitis, and even liver cancer. With March being Liver Health Month, we are reminding everyone of the risks of alcohol consumption and how you can take better care of your liver health. Visit our blog to learn more about liver health https://hubs.li/H0JRtwS0... For anyone finding it difficult to drink in moderation, we are available to help. Visit our website or call us--our lines are open 24/7.

Happy International Day of Happiness! We encourage you to do something today that makes you or others smile--whether it's going outside, writing a letter to a friend, or flexing your creativity. Put forth by the United Nations, this year's theme is #HappinessForAllForever. Happiness is a fundamental human right and goal for all, and this day aims to recognize and advance that importance. Despite current challenges, we can all try to find ways to #ChooseHappiness to make our ...lives and others' better every day. Happiness is about practicing self love and mindfulness, acting consciously and with intention, and celebrating the things that bring you joy. To learn more about today, go to https://hubs.li/H0JD2840 #InternationalDayofHappiness #HappinessDay #CreateHappiness #tenbillionhappy

From childhood to adulthood, this young woman shows us how her struggle with an eating disorder has evolved throughout her life. She shares her thoughts, anxieties, and insights as she has worked her way to recovery. According to Statistics Canada, about 1 million Canadians have an eating disorder. Bellwood Health Services now offers comprehensive, science-based treatment for eating disorders--call us for more information. Read more at https://hubs.li/H0KQMPv0

Families are an incredibly important part of healing. But they aren't just people connected by blood. A loved one is also a partner, friend, mentor, or colleague - someone who stands by you through your brightest days and darkest times. Who is in your family circle? #FridayRocks

As 1 of the 14 organizations in BC who received government funding for much-needed addiction treatment, we are proud to offer the full spectrum of treatment. In addition to 12-step programs, Edgewood provides cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and medication where needed. Everyone's recovery journey looks different, and we provide the tools and resources that best fit our patients' needs. 12-step programs don't work for everyone, but Edge...wood patients have the choice to opt in or out. If you are looking for a 12-step approach to support your recovery, our very own Dr. Mel Vincent (director of psychiatric services) agrees that one of its biggest benefits is its availability throughout recovery. "It's important because it's one of the most universally accessible outpatient after-care programs available," Vincent said. Read more about the pros and cons of 12-step programs here: https://hubs.li/H0KD0fM0

Need some safe ideas for enjoying Easter? Baked or bought, indulge in some themed treats. Organize a socially distanced egg hunt outdoors. Do arts and crafts, like decorating eggs and paper baskets.... And everything is more fun with some bunny ears on! #FridayRocks #HappyEaster

"I am forever grateful to have had the opportunity to attend inpatient care in Nanaimo. It literally saved my life. I definitely recommend their treatment facility, the staff are amazing!" says Trevor on Google

Virtual treatment has evolved significantly since the start of the pandemic. While putting off treatment until public health restrictions loosen or after the vaccine can be tempting, we must all learn how we can take care of ourselves at home. Achieving healthy habits now is key for long-term success and quality of life. Find out why and how virtual treatment is effective, especially during the pandemic. https://hubs.li/H0JxBlk0

"Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. Today is a gift - that's why we call it the present." Instead of getting lost in the what if's, how about savouring what is? Your morning coffee, a hot shower, or a good hug - what moments today bring you joy? #FridayRocks

The past year has both given us many challenges due to COVID-19 and brought many key conversations to the forefront. Recently, social media and news have been highlighting how stigma and discrimination negatively impact the health of minority groups. Stigma can profoundly affect the well-being of those who experience it. Learn more about how stigma and discrimination can harm mental health. https://hubs.li/H0KknrJ0

Over 20,000 Canadians have passed away in the last four years from drug overdosesabout the same number of COVID-19 victims in Canada. 2020 alone saw a record number of cases of opioid-related deaths, in part due to people trying to cope with the added mental stress of the pandemic. The Globe and Mail is sharing 100 stories of the lives lost to overdoses last year. By learning more about the people and personalities behind these losses, we can have a vital conversation. We ...can memorialize those gone too soon, and we can work towards preventing future overdoses without stigma or shame. https://hubs.li/H0GTsNB0

Among the professions under immense pressure, and for whom mental health is often an afterthought, is lawyers. They are "among the top three professions to face substance use issues and suffer from rates of depression and suicidality that are higher than the general public. Suicide in the general population is the ninth leading cause of death but for those in the legal profession, it’s the third." Lanie Schachter-Snipper, Registered Psychotherapist and National Director of Ou...tpatient Services at EHN Canada, speaks with Canadian Lawyer to share her insights into the very real problem of burnout and exhaustion currently facing this profession. Particularly as the boundaries between work and home life have shifted due to the pandemic, it's more important than ever for this group of long-standing high achievers and over-workers to find effective ways to protect their mental health. https://bit.ly/3adwQZF

Who else is ready for summer? Thoughts of warm sunshine, fresh fruit, and outdoor adventures. Positive anticipation is actually very beneficial for mental health, and an important coping strategy during stressful times. Even if the summer feels too far away, see if you can find small short-term things to be happy about coming your way. #FridayRocks

Every day, there are those who face traumatic situations while helping others in their line of work first responders, healthcare providers, workers in safety-sensitive industries, active military and veterans. But when have they taken the time to address their own trauma experienced on the job? And with pandemic precautions in place, access to treatment has become harder than ever. That's why we continue to break down barriers with our virtual Intensive Outpatient Programs ...(IOPs), and we're proud to be expanding our EHN Online offerings to help those struggling with Operational Stress Injuries and PTSD. For someone who has already tried other individual counselling or mental health app options but needs more intensity, our Workplace Trauma IOP provides patients with immersive expert treatment from the comfort of home, helping to manage symptoms without sacrificing work or family. What's included? - 8 weeks of science-based therapy - 9 hours of group and individual sessions per week - 10 months of Aftercare - Family program to help loved ones heal together Speak with our team today to find out if this is the right program for you. Call 1-866-724-3302. Read the full story here: https://bit.ly/2Nfe3Ee

We're grateful to announce that Edgewood Treatment Centre in Nanaimo, BC, has been granted publicly-funded beds by the BC Ministry of Health. This is a wonderful step forward to help address growing rates of addiction and mental health disorders. https://bit.ly/37441gb

It’s normal to feel stress and anxiety surrounding the holidays in early recovery. Jo Colette shares the story of her very first Christmas in recovery back with her family. She also shares her tips to feel better about the holidays, whether yours are digital or in-person this year. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3piTNPJ

Did you know that many employee benefit plans cover some or all of the cost of residential treatment at Edgewood? Your coverage could be more than you think! We can guide you on how to talk to your insurance company to see if your benefits cover a portion of your treatment. Call us toll-free at 1-866-677-5510 today to learn more.

"Shiny object syndrome" is everywhere. From material things to relationships to that next spectacular idea, chasing after temporary highs doesn't always bring big rewards. Turn your focus to the people and experiences that bring true value to your life. #FridayRocks

Up to 45% of trans and non-binary individuals report an unmet healthcare need in the last year, compared with only 4% of the general population. Work is still needed to ensure all Canadians, regardless of gender identity, can access the physical and mental health supports they need without fear of harrassment, violence, or discrimination. https://bit.ly/3fdom5t #TransgenderAwarenessWeek

Did you know there are only 1,200 beds available across Canada in both public and private healthcare for those struggling with addiction? During National Addictions Awareness Week we're asking you to reach out to your local politicians to ask how they are prioritizing addiction and mental health to ensure all Canadians have the support they need. If you do this, comment below and share this post to inspire others to take action. #ItsNotPersonal #ChangeBeginsWithMe #NAAW"

Happy holidays from the entire EHN Canada team! Hear from some of our outpatient counsellors and leaders, as they share their own experiences with addiction and their support so that you can have a festive holiday season. Our virtual outpatient care can help you transition to a healthier and more joyful 2021 wherever you are. Always remember, you're not alone. To learn more about how we can help, reach us at 1-866-295-9885.

CTV News special correspondent Ken Shaw hosts a new series COPING THROUGH COVID. Through interviews with medical professionals and subject matter experts, Shaw aims to help drive positive conversation around mental health during this pandemic, providing people with the tools they need to look after themselves. https://ihr.fm/3fybUh0

Episode 13 of The Recovery Hour with Rod Pedersen and Rand Teed aired last night, featuring guest Joe Roberts (aka The Skid Row CEO). Watch the replay to learn more about the cost of addiction - to the economy, healthcare, justice system, and families. https://bit.ly/3kGR3sJ Remember to tune in monthly for engaging discussions on mental health and addiction topics, and the underpinnings of recovery.

We're in full support of Alberta's initiative to remove barriers to affordability of addiction treatment. But this now begs the question of whether the province can keep up with the ever-increasing demand for quality treatment services. https://bit.ly/3lrSGf5

Did you know that about 1-in-5 Canadians will experience addiction at some point in their lifetime? It’s National Addictions Awareness Week, an opportunity to learn about what is happening in our country and communities. If your friend or loved one is using drugs or alcohol to cope during these difficult times, you can reach out and ask them how you can help. If you’re not sure how to start the conversation, you’re not alone. Read this article to understand how to help som...eone with drug or alcohol addiction. #NAAW #ItsNotPersonal #ChangeBeginsWithMe https://bit.ly/3kn7hqH

If you don’t know how to help someone with drug addiction or alcoholism, you’re not alone. We recognize that conversations with someone about their addiction can be among the most difficult conversations that you can have. But understanding the 5 Stages of Change will help you communicate more effectively with your loved one about their addiction and support them as they work towards their recovery. Read this article to learn more. https://bit.ly/3kn7hqH

MasterChef Canada winner Jennifer Crawford chose to make her mental health a priority. Dealing with her alcohol dependency is what saved her life; getting trauma treatment for PTSD is what allowed her to build a new and brighter life. https://bit.ly/3lKmYcC

When one person has an addiction, everyone in their family gets hurt. Read this article to learn more about family roles in addiction. https://bit.ly/3301DVE

Today we remember. Join us for a special virtual Remembrance Day Ceremony going live soon on Facebook. 10:40am EST - Ontario Webcast:... https://www.facebook.com/events/358637032099034 10:40am PST - BC Webcast: https://www.facebook.com/events/996621917485155 #RemembranceDay #EHNCanada #NewStartFoundation #LestWeForget

Take a behind-the-scenes look at Robert Pilon's rehearsal for tomorrow's virtual Remembrance Day Ceremony. To watch the full live performance, in honour of the men and women who have served and continue to serve our country, join us for our Facebook livestream event. 10:40am EST Webcast:... https://www.facebook.com/events/358637032099034/ 10:40am PST Webcast: https://www.facebook.com/events/996621917485155/

It's National Addictions Awareness Week and we're asking Canadians to take action to support those experiencing mental health and addiction issues. Is someone in your life showing signs of distress? Reach out today and ask them how you can help. Be sure to share this post and help us in our mission to create a movement nationwide of Canadians helping Canadians. #ItsNotPersonal #ChangeBeginsWithMe #NAAW

October 10th is #WorldMentalHealthDay. Mental health issues touch every one of our lives, whether we experience them ourselves or through someone close to us. We owe it to ourselves, our families, our friends, our coworkers, and our neighbours to raise awareness and educate others on behalf of those struggling with mental health issues. During these challenging times, we need to make the extra effort and check in with one another to see how we're all doing. That's why we at E...HN Canada created a Mental Health Survival Guide to give you the tools to help yourself and those around you. Please download a copy for yourself or to share. Stay safe out there. https://bit.ly/34FYACb

Our next webinar is only 2 days away! Join Bellwood psychotherapist Natalie Cournoyea for a discussion codependency - what it is, who it affects, and how it's managed. Register for your spot now! https://bit.ly/36lDueZ

EHN Canada invites you to join our Thrive Recovery Community! At EHN Canada, we believe that life in recovery will always be your best life. But never forget that successful long-term recovery requires deep commitment and hard work. Some days in recovery won’t be easy. And some other days will be really, really hard. We know that a little extra motivation can go a long way sometimes. That’s why we created a way for you to encourage and support each other as you face and overc...ome similar challenges in recovery. We invite our alumni, as well as anyone else living in recovery, to share, recognize, and celebrate each other’s accomplishments together as a community. Start by sharing a photo of your latest achievement or progressit doesn’t matter how big or small! (Full instructions at the end of this post.) Whether it's simply getting out of bed on time after a rough sleep, eating three healthy meals in one day, reconnecting with a loved one after a period of separation, taking deliberate steps toward a better future for yourself and your family, or even completing your master's degreethese are all significant accomplishments! As your confidence and your abilities increase, you’ll find yourself pursuing increasingly more meaningful and challenging goals. And you’ll notice yourself feeling greater and greater satisfactionrecovery gives us the gift of living life to its fullest. Start by celebrating your recovery and feeling gratituderecognize all your progress and all the benefits you've experienced up until now. Then get inspired and ambitiousrecognize that as you grow, you shed your old limitations and you expand your potential. Identify some achievements and experiences that you previously believed would never be possible for you and that are now within reach. Realize you’re getting closer and closer to truly believing that, with commitment and hard work, nothing is impossible. THE THRIVE CHALLENGE requires making three commitments: #1 NEVER STOP IMPROVING your abilities and trying to do things better. #2 PROGRESS EVERY DAY toward achieving at least one goal that’s both meaningful and challenging for you. #3 ALWAYS SPREAD POSITIVITY through everything you doacting with good intentions and helpful motives toward all your fellow humans will produce the greatest benefits for both yourself and for everyone else around you. Commit to always doing your best... and you’ll always THRIVE! *ACCEPT THE THRIVE CHALLENGE* Step 1: Go to the pinned post on the Thrive Recovery Community page: https://bit.ly/3pJsfE7 Step 2: In the comments, post a photo showing the latest goal you achieved or a goal on which you’re currently working. Please don’t forget to add our hashtag #ThriveRecoveryChallenge

Happy Thanksgiving, from our family to yours. Be safe and well.

"Constantly fearing for your health and the health of your loved ones is a reality everyone faces in a pandemic. Its a reality that drug users know especially well and one that has become only more urgent since COVID-19 hit." #OpioidCrisis https://bit.ly/2FIjasU

Thank you to Talent Canada for hosting an excellent panel discussion on workplace mental health yesterday! Visit their website to find additional resources, and to watch this exclusive interview of Lanie Schachter-Snipper introducing our special Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs), the ideal option for work/life/treatment balance. https://bit.ly/33Arsem

We have a lifelong alumni network. They are proof that you are never alone in recovery. Thank you for sharing your stories and continuing to help others in need through your own journey. #Thanksgiving #WeekofGratitude

Our patients and their families are the reason we exist. We are passionate about taking care of you, and we are committed to helping you heal. Your trust in us is so valued and cherished. #Thanksgiving #WeekofGratitude

Cultural insensitivity can be a barrier to people seeking help. Mental health treatment should be responsive to individual needs, including consideration of race, religion, and culture in the framework of an effective program. https://bit.ly/2FgR8V4

Children can experience suicidal thoughts too. Learn how to recognize the signs and what you can do to help, including having that difficult conversation more than once. https://bit.ly/3htGEPv

Tomorrow is #WorldMentalHealthDay. Tune in to the WHO's first ever global online advocacy event for mental health - The Big Event. Hosted by award-winning journalist Femi Oke, the event will be live streamed on social media channels. https://bit.ly/30up8oK

As schools reopen, experts note that mental health problems can take 6 months to a year to manifest in children after a crisis. While the social supports offered at school are important, it is also key for parents to be teaching positive coping mechanisms. https://bit.ly/2RohJT0

Remember to tune in tomorrow at 1pm EST for a complimentary Talent Canada webinar on workplace mental health. A panel of expert speakers, including our Bellwood Executive Director Terri Marques, will be discussing solutions to todays challenges against mental wellness. https://bit.ly/3hxIb7Z

Sending a little sunshine your way this weekend. #FridayRocks

Well hello beautiful glorious fall. It's feeling like #Thanksgiving here at Edgewood!

#RecoveryDayBC was a huge success! Missed the live virtual festival last week? Watch the replay now with performances from Macklemore and Madchild, Myles Murphy, Kia, and more. https://recoverydaybc.ca/ #RecoveryDay #RecoveryMonth

Our administrative and maintenance staff are the magic weavers behind the scenes. They keep us organized and our facilities running. Our day-to-day work in helping patients is only made possible by your diligence and attention to detail. Thank you. #Thanksgiving #WeekofGratitude

As children head back to school amidst uncertainty, one youth mental health advocate, Jacob Halloran, talks about the effects of COVID-19 and how fellow young people can make wellness a priority. He is also an active voice for jack.org, a charity that helps inform and empower young leaders to break down barriers to positive mental health. https://bit.ly/3m9ry59

Our admissions counsellors are the first people you talk to when you call us. They are the best listeners and are passionate about connecting people to the right programs to help them heal. Our heartfelt thanks for being the warm friendly voice of our network. #Thanksgiving #WeekofGratitude

Its #WorldSuicidePreventionDay. While there is special focus around the globe today, its something we can work together to prevent every day. Remember it only takes a minute to check in with someone you love. #StopSuicide #WSPD2020

It's Mental Illness Awareness Week. We stand with the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health in reminding Canadians to prioritize your mental health, because without mental health there is no health. #MIAW2020 https://www.camimh.ca/

From panic attacks to regaining control and steadily growing confidence and stabilityread this story of one person’s experience with online therapy for anxiety to learn about how it could help you. https://bit.ly/3jFE1fj

Uncertainty can be a source of anxiety in anyones life, and especially for people in early recovery. Read this article to learn 8 strategies for dealing with uncertainty. https://bit.ly/3ihvlLH

The opioid crisis in Canada is escalating. "Deaths from illicit drugs continue to eclipse deaths from homicides, suicides, car crashes and Covid-19, combined." Authorities are calling on the federal government to act now on two principal solutions: decriminalize the possession of illicit drugs, and provide a safer supply of prescribed alternatives. https://bbc.in/3ifIrsA

Our integrative therapies staff provide a wealth of wellness offerings, from fitness to nutrition to art therapy to sleep hygiene. They make sure our patients are balanced in body, mind, and spirit - an essential part of healing. #Thanksgiving #WeekofGratitude

Have you registered for this years Virtual Recovery Run? The challenge starts Monday and funds raised help the New Start Alumni Fund provide support to adults who need essential mental health and addiction treatment. Sign up solo or as a team! www.therecoveryrun.ca

Provinces are spending money on enhancing acute and crisis care for mental health and addictions, like at Winnipegs Health Sciences Centre, but where are the supports for continuing care? A concerned mother says that while having a place for her daughter to become stabilized is a great start, what is really needed is more long-term solutions. https://bit.ly/337vxXv

Have you signed up yet? Our next webinar is only 3 days away! Its a unique opportunity to learn from guest speaker Dr. Jennifer Wyman, Faculty at University of Toronto and Associate Medical Director at Womens College Hospital. Gain valuable insight into whats current and new in the treatment of opioid use disorders. https://newstartwebinarseries.eventbrite.ca/

Art therapy has many proven benefits, and is one of the complementary therapies we use in conjunction with other psychotherapeutic methods to improve mental health and wellbeing. These creative pieces bring life and colour to all our facilities! #FridayRocks

Researchers project suicide rates could rise by up to 27% within the next year depending on the macroeconomic scenario. A new Canadian study demonstrates the relationship between the abrupt increase in unemployment due to the pandemic, and an increase in deaths nationwide due to suicide. https://bit.ly/355agQK

Mark your calendars! Join us on Sept 15 for the TalentCanada Workplace Mental Health Webinar: Answers, Not Questions. Panelists Dr. Bill Howatt, Mary Ann Baynton, and our own Terri Marques, Executive Director of Bellwood Health Services, will be discussing practical strategies for addressing mental health in the workplace. As our working environments are evolving, it is a crucial time to be investing in the wellbeing of colleagues and employees. To register and learn more: https://bit.ly/3hxIb7Z

Tune in to the livestream of Recovery Day BC this Saturday for a special Q&A with Macklemore and Madchild, plus personal stories of hope, live music, and more! #RecoveryDay https://recoverydaybc.ca/

Canadas Chief Health Officer, Dr. Theresa Tam, suggests that decriminalization should be discussed in response to the escalating opioid crisis across the country. COVID-19 has made an already tenuous situation worse, and advocates are urging the federal government to take bigger steps in recognizing illicit drug use as a public health problem rather than a criminal one. https://bit.ly/3beDD43

The Recovery Run is back and this year we are taking it virtual! Join the team and take on the Recovery Run Challenge starting Sept 14th. Participants choose a goal of 2.5km, 5km, or 10km and complete their challenge by Sept 30th. Funds raised will support the New Start Alumni Fund dedicated to the support of adults who need essential mental health and addiction treatment.... Registration is complimentary and already open - sign up today! To register or learn more, please visit www.therecoveryrun.ca

Online intensive outpatient programs provide structured, intensive treatment for addiction and mental health with flexible scheduling and convenient access. Read this article to learn more. https://bit.ly/2G2yL6I

Overdose doesnt discriminate; it can affect anyone. Every persons life is valuable and we need to work together to erase the stigma surrounding people who use drugs. Find out how you can show your support: https://www.overdoseday.com/ #EndOverdose #IOAD2020

Overdose is preventable. There are events happening all over the globe today to raise awareness and reduce the stigma of a drug-related death. This day also acknowledges the grief felt by families and friends affected by drug overdose. Please spread the message. #EndOverdose #IOAD2020 https://www.overdoseday.com/

Have you found yourself giving more than you have to prioritize others? Saying "no" is a part of self-care and having healthy boundaries. Remember to say "yes" to yourself - be loving, giving, and present for you today. #FridayRocks

To mark the beginning of Recovery Month, MTV has announced a new docuseries "16 and Recovering", premiering on Sept 1st, that follows the journey of nine teens at Northshore Recovery High School. "Its addiction," says Michelle Lipinski, principal and founder of the public school. "And addiction is hard." https://bit.ly/3hraDZ7

Canadian youth have been at increased risk of anxiety, loneliness, and depression through this pandemic. Mental health services must be a priority as schools re-open amidst a tumultuous year, and students are thrust into an unfamiliar learning environment. https://bit.ly/3lhZFaX

Our popular webinars provide mental health and addiction approaches delivered by experts. Were proud to be partnering with New Start Foundation for another upcoming webinar, sponsored by Shoppers Drug Mart: Current and Novel Approaches to Opioid Use Disorders. Thurs Sept 10 2020 at 12pm EST. Dr. Jennifer Wyman, Faculty at University of Toronto and Associate Medical Director at Womens College Hospital, will discuss and review updates in the field of opioid dependency treatment. Register now to reserve your spot! https://newstartwebinarseries.eventbrite.ca/

Research has shown that recovery capital, both in quantity and quality, plays a crucial role in determining the success of recovery from addiction and substance use disorders. Learn more from the expert speakers at this years Recovery Capital Virtual Conference. https://bit.ly/2YaQ1N5

Did you know that for every $1 spent on mental health promotion or initiatives in the workplace, organizations could see as much as $1.63 return on investment? This and other key facts are highlighted in the CMHAs new toolkit, with advice for both employees and employers preparing for a safe return to the workplace. https://bit.ly/3ld3Apj

In the words of one of our patients, "Let go, be free, be happy." #FridayRocks

A new Deloitte study suggests that the negative effects of this pandemic on mental illness could last for years, especially for women. Recommendations? "Governments should be funding mental-health services, providers should be getting ready for the demand and insurance companies should look at revising coverage options." https://tgam.ca/3kXUmNx

How do you cope with big life changes and stressful events? Read this article to learn 3 effective ways of coping from Chris Howe. https://bit.ly/31aGNTa

We are proud to be sponsoring this years Recovery Capital Virtual Conference! Expert speakers will be sharing their insights on assessing and building recovery capital, as well as the science of recovery. Sign up today and use code EHNdiscount to receive 10% off your event registration. https://bit.ly/2YaQ1N5

We all need some "positivity contagion" right now. Even behind a mask, your facial expressions say a lot. A smile and a few kind words can help develop mental wellbeing, foster collaboration, and encourage goodwill in our communities. https://bit.ly/2XMOFbs

Serenity is not freedom from the storm, but peace amid the storm. - Author unknown #FridayRocks

Opioid addiction has claimed the lives of too many already. Melissa Etheridge opens up about losing her 21-year-old son Beckett to substance abuse, and how music is her way of healing. https://nbcnews.to/2Y8BtxR

Jamie Lee Curtis shares the story of her addiction to Vicodin, and the build-up to a crucial turning point that put her on the path to recovery. "In that moment, I understood that it was going to kill me." https://bit.ly/3fQ7zEe