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Zoe began using substances in order to cope after her father was diagnosed with terminal cancer.
“If I knew then what I know now I would never have done PChAD, never,” Welz said, saying it caused more harm than good.Article content Moms Stop the Harm, however, is calling on the province to take a number of actions instead, such as investing in a range of treatment options, and providing a regulated supply of drugs to counter the toxic street supply.
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