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“And there will finally be a space where, when you reach out for help, someone will reach back and grab your hand.” — Hailey Muro, young poet (birthdate: 09/23/2002 – died by suicide: 05/23/2019) Faith is not a cure for mental health problems, but it can be a trusted companion. That distinction matters! Too often, people of faith feel pressure to “pray their way” out of anxiety, depression or grief, as if struggling were a sign of spiritual failure.
By Greg Hart and Lanny Wilson Guest columnists Despite increased investment and attention from public officials, the opioid epidemic continues to wreak havoc on communities across the country. In 2017 alone, Chicagoland experienced over 2,000 opioid-related fatalities and nearly 13,400 non-fatal overdoses. Most citizens now have only one degree of separation from someone who has personally been impacted by opioid addiction or, tragically, an overdose.
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