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Kaveh Akbar Maps Unprecedented Experience in 'Portrait of the Alcoholic' | The Fix: 'I am a Muslim Iranian-American poet who is also an alcoholic-addict. So to not acknowledge every facet of that experience in the writing would be to willfully partition myself off from the work.'

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Another Round: The Link Between Alcoholism and Trauma | The Fix: I’m not proud of what I did, but every shred of me felt helpless, like the men I’d chosen to rescue me from my bruised and battered past were fixing to betray me.

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Innovative Sheriff-led Initiatives for Offenders with Substance Use Disorders - Partnership for Drug-Free Kids - Where Families Find Answers: Sheriffs and police officers across the country who recognize the extent of the opioid epidemic are implementing innovative programs that focus on treatment of the underlying substance use disorder as a long-term solution.

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