Legal disclaimer: Nothing in this post is meant to be construed as medical advice. I am not a physician or pharmacist. Discuss any medications, changes, or questions you might have with your medical provider. Do not suddenly stop any medication unless under the direct guidance of a medical provider. Today was a weird day. WhatContinue reading “Does Buprenorphine Really ‘Save Lives’?”
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An Open Letter to Ohio Leaders Concerning the Opioid Crisis
Dear Ohio Leaders, Last night I voted via absentee ballot, as I have done for the past 3 years since my disability (which impairs my strength, stamina, and mobility) began. I was pleased to see that every leader running for office mentioned their deep and sincere concerns regarding the opioid crisis, which has hitContinue reading “An Open Letter to Ohio Leaders Concerning the Opioid Crisis”
America’s Codependency Problem
Personal responsibility. There is a crisis-level lack of it in modern American culture. Perhaps the biggest problem is all those who view themselves as mini-saviors or white knights, tripping over themselves to be responsible for others. That is an unhealthy mental/behavioral/relationship condition called, “codependency,” in which one party maintains a narcissistic attitude about the relationshipContinue reading “America’s Codependency Problem”
Diverse Reading: Why You Should Not Choose Protagonists Who Look Like You
People ask online all the time, “I’m looking for book recommendations featuring a protagonist that- (fill in the blank) is homosexual, is a man, is a strong female, is a minority, is asexual, is a redhead, is a single parent, etc. etc.” It’s even better when readers ask for these roles in their favorite genre.Continue reading “Diverse Reading: Why You Should Not Choose Protagonists Who Look Like You”
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