Two Nurses
Marc Lee Shannon recalls the kindness of a nurse when he was in early recovery. He asks us to find the courage to be kind.
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Marc Lee Shannon recalls the kindness of a nurse when he was in early recovery. He asks us to find the courage to be kind.
Workit Health treats opioid addiction with medication like Suboxone online via telehealth. How do we do it? In this post, we answer several common questions.
“Please help me.” Those three words cracked something open for Marc Lee Shannon. They let the light in, and led him into recovery.
Many medications are swallowed, but Suboxone (buprenorphine/naloxone) is taken under the tongue (sublingually) or on the cheek (buccally).
If you’ve drink at all, you’ve likely heard rumors and myths about alcohol and hangovers. Let’s go beyond the myths to face facts.
When you take buprenorphine/naloxone for opioid use disorder, you may wonder if your Suboxone dose is too low. Here’s how to tell.
“But I won’t be able to have fun anymore,” people think when they consider sobriety. But recovery isn’t boring! Here’s why.

Workit Health has been a game changer in my life. I live a completely different lifestyle and I am the total opposite person of who

After losing her love to overdose, Leah committed to her recovery and rebuilt her life. Today, she is free from the domination of opioids.

When a pain pill prescription for a work injury began to get out of hand, James faced an ultimatum: Pills or his wife.
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