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The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on addiction and substance abuse. Isolation and stress caused by the pandemic have exacerbated existing addiction issues and led to new cases of substance abuse. The closure of support services and limited access to in-person treatment has also made it difficult for people struggling with addiction to get the help they need. It's important to raise awareness and provide support for those dealing with addiction during these challenging times. If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, it's important to seek help from organizations and support services that are available online or through telehealth options.

GDL Jason Wahler

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GDL Jason Wahler

But there's also a lot of people with support , you know , I mean , I think every single person is directly affected by this some way or another , whether they've gone through it themselves and , or whether a family member or friend , a loved one . So , uh , it's at that place where , I mean , now we this , this last year , you know , I mean , COVID did not help , help the situation with , with addiction isolation is , is one is definitely not a benefit to us is for all humans . The number one form of happiness , uh longest living study at Harvard's around here connection .

GDL Jason Wahler

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GDL Jason Wahler

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GDL Jason Wahler

So cure addiction . Now is we're basically looking for a cure for addiction . Uh Addiction has been around for for a long time now , right ?