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Prescription opioids can be addictive and dangerous. It only takes a little to lose a lot.
Rx Awareness (dark)

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If you're struggling with prescription opioids, there is hope. Recovery is possible.
Real Stories

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How can I be addicted? I get these from my doctor. - Brenda
Brenda

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"It took time to repair the enormous trail of wreckage I had created." - Cortney
Cortney

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Prescription opioids pulled me down into a really dark place. My tribe saved me.
Jamiann

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We're a community that works together to lift each other up.
JJ

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"It's important to share my story of loving someone with an opioid use disorder." - Katie
Katie

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It's likely that everybody knows somebody who is struggling with this very problem. -Noah
Noah

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There is nothing shameful about needing treatment or knowing someone in recovery. - Sophie
Sophie

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Knowing that it could have been prevented made it worse. -Tamera
Tamera

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Prescription opioids can be addictive and dangerous. -Teresa
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Everyone can play a role in addiction recovery #RxAwarenessCampaign
Everyone Can Play a Role

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I overcame addiction #RecoveryMonth #RxAwarenessCampaign
I Overcame Addiction

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Recovery from opioid addiction is possible #RxAwarenessCampaign
Recovery from Opioid Addiction is Possible

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Prescription opioids can be addictive and dangerous. It only takes a little to lose a lot.
Rx Awareness (light)

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I'm not supposed to be the one to pick which sneakers I'm going to bury him in. -Ann Marie
Ann Marie

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Recovery is amazing - you get to a place where you're proud of yourself again.
Britton

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There is a way out of addiction. You don't have to do this alone. -David
David

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My culture is recharging my spirit that was broken.
Jeni

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You never expect you're going to lose a child. It's all out of order. -Judy
Judy

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I was given a prescription opioid pain medication that lasted a lot longer than the pain itself. -Mike
Mike

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I thought I had lost my brother to addiction. I'm so happy to have him back. - Sandra
Sandra

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It's really empowering to heal with your own people.
Stevi Rae

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I have been able to accomplish a lot in my recovery.
Tele

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I knew I had to stop for the sake of my children.
Tessa

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There is hope. Recovery is possible. #RecoveryMonth #RxAwareness
Recovery is Possible

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Living in recovery is possible #RxAwarenessCampaign
Living in Recovery is Possible

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Page last reviewed: December 3, 2020
Content source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Injury Prevention and Control