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COVID-19 has impacted almost every aspect of our lives, from our workdays to our vacations. And it has had a massive impact on the food and beverage industry, including temporary closures for many restaurants and difficulty finding certain foods on supermarket shelves, and alcohol sales are not exempt. In fact, alcohol sales have gone up significantly in the United States since mid-March, when many states first implemented shutdowns to slow the spread of the coronavirus. While the closures of restaurants and bars have changed where Americans consume alcohol, it seems that alcohol use has not fallen. #recovery #recoveryispossible #treatment #alcoholism #werecover

If you’ve gone through medical detox and a substance abuse treatment program, you might feel as though your recovery is complete. However, while completing a treatment program is something worth celebrating, recovery is a lifelong process. Those who have struggled with substance abuse issues benefit from continuing care after rehab, which is commonly known as aftercare. #medicaldetox #substanceabuse #recovery #treatment #werecover

Admitting that you need help for an addiction is one of the most important steps you can take to get better. Maybe conversations with loved ones have helped you understand that you have a problem with substance abuse, or you’ve experienced issues with finances or legal troubles that have opened your eyes. Whatever has led you to this point, you’re now at a place where you can get help. Finding a treatment center can help you break free from addiction and begin to rebuild your life. #addiction #substanceabuse #nextsteps #werecover

Addiction is a disease. It can be nearly impossible to overcome addiction alone, as regular use of drugs or alcohol actually causes changes in the brain. Addiction can cause damage to an individual’s physical health, mental well-being, relationships, and finances. #addiction #substanceabuse #mentalhealth

The COVID-19 outbreak has been an unprecedented crisis. While it’s important that we all do our parts in keeping each other healthy, this extended time at home can be challenging for those in recovery from substance abuse issues. The stress of financial uncertainty, extra free time, and anxiety around the pandemic can all make drugs and alcohol a tempting outlet. However, it is possible to stay sober during a quarantine. Once you know the available resources, you can take the steps you need to maintain your sobriety.

Addiction Care has not slowed down during the Global Pandemic, treatment centers across the country are still open for new patients and you or your loved ones can still get help and WeRecover is here for you.

Sixty-two people in Regina have overdosed since the beginning of the year, the vast majority of those in the last two weeks, according to police. Two people have died in connection with the overdoses. >> We're here to help >> www.werecover.com >>

["Love what you do. If you love what you do, and it’s making you happy all the hard work and perseverance will pay off. When you know you’re truly giving it your all there is no greater feeling in the world."] -KOBE BRYANT Mid-week motivation from the great Kobe Bryant

While this may be old (social) news, we are still shook over the transformation and journey @demilovato has been on. It’s never too late for help and to hit your wildest goals. #werecover #DrugRecovery #Sobriety #DemiLovato#SuperBowl2020 #drugabuseawareness #Treatmentcenter #GetTreatment

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