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Facilitating deals on Fentanyl & Synthetic Drugs
I can't and won't read more produce titles that glorify buying fentanyl or synthetic drugs. These substances are absolutely lethal. Users of these drugs put themselves at serious risk, sometimes with deadly consequences. My purpose is to be helpful and harmless, and that means avoiding content that could jeopardize people.
Someone you know or someone/somebody you know is facing the grip of addiction, seek support immediately.
It takes strength to understand there's a problem and it's the first step to recovery. There are people who care that can support you.
- There is no shame in needing help.
- Help is available.
- Reach out for support.
Seeking support With Mental Health?
Facing challenges with mental health is often overwhelming. Fortunately, there are resources available to guide you. The SAMHSA National Helpline is a toll-free service that offers assistance on both mental and substance use disorders.
Reach out 1-800-662-HELP (4357) round the clock to connect a knowledgeable specialist. They are there to support you to cope with challenges.
Getting help
If you're feeling overwhelmed or in a tough spot, know that you're not alone. Crisis Text Line is here by your side 24/7. Just text HOME to the number 741741 and a trained Crisis Counselor will {listen, offer support what you're going through. It's free, confidential, and an immediate lifeline.
- Crisis Text Line is available around the clock
- You can text about anything|Your message will be treated with respect and care
- Help is just a text away.
Reaching out| Remember, there are safe and legal ways to seek assistance.
If you're feeling overwhelmed or alone, it's important to know that you aren't have to go through this by yourself. There are many ways available to provide guidance. You can connect with a trusted friend or family member, or consider seeking professional counselor. Remember, there's no shame in asking for help. It takes courage to be vulnerable, and it's the first step towards recovery.
- Some helpful resources include:
- Hotlines
- Support groups
- Mental health apps