The Opioid Crisis: Why are we helping heroin addicts and hurting everyone else?

The Opioid Crisis: Why are we helping heroin addicts and hurting everyone else?

by R.J. Lyons

29 pages· 2018
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This book takes a close look at the counterproductive, ill conceived and misguided response of the US and state governments to the so called Opioid Crisis. The Opioid Crisis is like speeding without your seatbelt or airbags. It is simply the obvious result of very bad behavior. Government policy does little or nothing to solve the problem and in some cases makes it worse. I would like to make this book free as a public service, but in order to give my readers their money's worth, I have included my book Mandated Agony in your purchase. Mandated Agony looks at the government response to the opioid crisis from the point of view of chronic pain patients who now are forced to suffer for the crimes of the heroin addicts.

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