144aDay

Campaign by @addictionpolicy to raise awareness of daily drug overdose deaths in the United States. #174aDay

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We’re re-launching this campaign as @174aDay to represent the 174 lives that are lost every day from a drug overdose. Join us as we help connect individuals and impacted families while honoring their loved ones.

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Sadly the number of deaths from drug overdose rose to #174aDay. Join us in re-launching this campaign and honor our loved ones by following @174aDay

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In December the @CDCgov announced in one year 63,600 Americans died from a drug overdose -- #174aDay. Today we are re-launching this campaign to @174aDay to honor those who passed. https://t.co/3KWsUQuwlT

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"Buddy, as he was known to friends and family alike, enjoyed fishing, ice fishing, snowmobiling, boating, four-wheeling, and bonfires." Read more about Justin, "a cute, blonde-haired little boy who could make you mad one minute and laugh the next." - https://t.co/us4RZtdhrQ

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Provisional Counts of Drug Overdose Deaths 2016 by @CDCgov, #overdosedeaths up to #175aday from #144aday in 2015 https://t.co/G4g2p0ZUri

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"Life was full of adventure with him around. He had the kindest green eyes and was quick to laugh." - https://t.co/FS16Q2x1Zc

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Join us this Friday, September 15th at 1:00 PM - “Delivering a ‘What is Addiction?’ Presentation in Your Community” https://t.co/KX2UAkcD3j

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"Colin, that "teddy bear of a guy," was the youngest of two sons and a great friend to many." Read Colin's story - https://t.co/N7XmhWSwi8

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"Sal is forever missed and loved. Sal is not only a Son, but also a Brother, and most importantly, a Father." - https://t.co/Oo8hp4Ec7F

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"If you asked anyone what their memories of Kevin are, they would all include that he loved, he cared, he helped" - https://t.co/Y2DwrjMtGb

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"If I’d known then what I know now, I would have taken him to
treatment immediately," writes Kent's mom, Kim. https://t.co/xdgUQG5VDm

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"But mainly I like to remember his big heart, his kind ways, and his love for life," writes Anthony's mom, Gina. https://t.co/lJWVLP6QfA

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"[Victor] was a good student and he had a bright future,"write Victor's parents, Kathy and Vic. https://t.co/6BfVfG1WrT

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"Watching someone you love go through such a struggle and be so powerless is unbearable," writes Cody's aunt, Julie. https://t.co/uAiVHDxXvp

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"[Kathrine] was filled with energy and believed that everyone deserved love, no matter what." #144aDay https://t.co/7OecDCusLs

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The Science of #Addiction - To learn more how #addiction affects the brain visit us at: https://t.co/nsGJC4owlK https://t.co/B2c0cL7JG0

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Watch this clip that breaks down the science of addiction. For more, visit https://t.co/u3RaduHFju https://t.co/Fberq2r8Ww

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"He had a "tough guy" exterior and the world’s biggest heart," write Ant's mom, Marianne, and sister, Tara. https://t.co/eoBjNei9MX

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If Nick had help finding "long-term, affordable care, I believe he would be alive today," writes Nick's dad, Jim. https://t.co/Y1VY9buG1C

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"Angie was a beautiful girl with a heart of gold and a smile that would light up a room,"writes Angie's mom, Sharon. https://t.co/nD7DwnNHaZ