A Friend of Mine Can’t Live Without Methampethamines. How Do I Step in This Personal Problem?
Question by Chloe112: A friend of mine can’t live without methampethamines. How do I step in this personal problem?
A friend of mine can’t live without methampethamines. How do I step in this personal problem? I live near Portland, Oregon. Are there any government, cooperative or professional groups that would help me make a difference?
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Answer by andrewsophie15
You can look up drug rehab medical centers in your area. Use the source sites specializing in your state. Inquire about free aid on how to help an addiction patient. I hope this helps.
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