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Top Drug & Alcohol News of the Week PLEASE NOTE: We are taking a publishing hiatus next week and will resume service Thursday, May 9. Thank you for being a loyal reader.   Trump Claims Progress on Battling Opioid Epidemic President Trump said Wednesday his administration is making progress in battling the opioid epidemic, even though it is unclear whether the problem is improving, according to the Associated Press. Read More Drug Poisoning Death Rates Rise in Teens and Young Adults Drug poisoning death rates in teens and young adults are increasing, according to a new study. Read More   NIH Study Aims to Reduce Opioid Overdose Deaths by 40 Percent in Three Years The National Institutes of Health will fund a study aimed at reducing opioid overdose deaths by 40 percent in three years, The Washington Post reports. The study will be conducted in four states hard hit by the opioid crisis. Read More Help Us Continue to Empower Families:   Donate Now Tell a Friend Study: Many Teens Unaware of Nicotine Content in E-Cigarettes A new study finds many teens who use e-cigarettes mistakenly think they are only vaping non-nicotine products, HealthDay reports. Read More Drug Distributor Faces Federal Criminal Charges for Role in Opioid Epidemic The federal government has brought the first criminal charges against a drug distributor for its role in the opioid epidemic, Reuters reports. Read More Other Headlines of Interest Blog: The Federal Government Needs To Take Stronger Action To Prevent Discriminatory Coverage Of Methadone (Health Affairs) National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is This Saturday, April 27 (Partnership for Drug-Free Kids + Center on Addiction) America’s Only Publicly Traded Addiction Treatment Chain Makes Millions Off Patients. What Could Go Wrong? (Mother Jones) The Giants at the Heart of the Opioid Crisis (The New York Times) Working in legal marijuana industry could keep immigrants from becoming citizens (NBC News) What to know about rising Sober Curious movement (ABC News) Prison For Forced Addiction Treatment? A Parent's 'Last Resort' Has Consequences (NPR) Amid Opioid Prescriber Crackdown, Health Officials Reach Out To Pain Patients (NPR) Blog: How People with Substance Use Disorders Can Lend a Hand in Addiction Research (Scientific American) Insurer sent $33,000 to a man struggling with addiction. He used the cash to go on a binge -- and died (CNN) Physicians Get Addicted Too (The Atlantic) Smoking and depression apps are selling your data to Google and Facebook, study finds (The Washington Post) County Jails Struggle With A New Role As America's Prime Centers For Opioid Detox (NPR) A Barren Landscape for Meth Treatment (U.S. News & World Report) Cannabis, Marijuana, Weed, Pot? Just Call It a Job Machine (The New York Times) Opinion: Opioid epidemic: Fight addiction and chronic pain together to save lives (USA Today) What's Driving the Rise in Teen Depression? (U.S. News & World Report) Anne Hathaway Expands Upon Her No-Alcohol Rule as a Mom: 'My Last Hangover Lasted for Five Days' (People)

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From WFS: 2020 Conference Location

WFS is on the move! New Experiences + New Growth = New Life We are happy to announce that our WFS Annual Weekend Conference will be hitting the road next year! We have secured conference space at beautiful Hamline University in St. Paul, Minnesota, for our 2020 event. We chose this location because we have 5 weekly WFS meetings in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area who have graciously agreed to help with the event. Dates are June 12th through 14th, with pre-conference activities starting Thursday, June 11th. See below for more information about the venue! We hope that you will join us as we say goodbye to our long-term venue, DeSales University, at this year's event. WFS Annual Weekend Conference 2019 will be held in Center Valley, PA, on June 6-9, 2019. Registration is open until May 19th (special late registration period through June 2nd - 10% late registration fee applies). With the new Conference Planning Workgroup teaming up to expand the event offerings, we hope that it will be the best conference yet! Read all about the exciting plans here. Hamline University Minnesota's first university, Hamline University has been in operation since 1854. The beautiful campus is in an urban residential neighborhood just a 20-minute drive from Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, or about 45 minutes by public transportation. There are a few shops and restaurants within walking distance. The Anderson Center features conference rooms, breakout spaces, a cafeteria, and a Starbucks. Guests will have the option of staying in one of the residential halls or an on-campus apartment. With comparable costs, we anticipate that we will be able to provide the same great all-inclusive experience for similar Registration Fees as previous years. Want WFS to come to your city? We are already on the lookout for a venue for 2021. Our goal is to move the conference each year, rotating around the US to make the event more accessible to our geographically-diverse guests. Venues for conferences of our size are typically booked out 2-3 years in advance, making early planning essential. We are especially interested in cities where a strong WFS community exists to help with preparations and activities. If you and the other 4C women in your area can support WFS coming to your city, please let us know by emailing admin@womenforsobriety.org!  ‌  ‌  ‌

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April 25 , 2019 TRANSFORMATION THROUGH SPIRITUAL TRUTH FROM SCRIPTURE AND THE TWELVE STEPS TODAY STEP 6

April 25 , 2019 TRANSFORMATION THROUGH SPIRITUAL TRUTH FROM SCRIPTURE AND THE TWELVE STEPS TODAY STEP 6

Step 6: Were entirely ready to have God remove all these defects of character. (World big Book)


Matthew 12:35 – “The good person out of his good treasure brings forth good, and the evil person out of his evil treasure brings forth evil.” (Gods Big Book)





By Joseph Dickerson/Recovery Connections Network Psalm 103 v 3- He forgives all my sins and Heals all my diseases!