CannaCovery, LLC

🌟 Let's Make a Difference Together! 🌟 We are kicking off our 2024 Fundraising drive to provide essential support for Veterans and Others in need of inpatient and outpatient assistance, food boxes, clothing, transportation, and medications. But that's not all - in 2025, we aim to establish Recovery Communities in Arizona that embrace and celebrate the success of those who have recovered through Harm Reduction efforts, without judgment. Visit our website at www.cannacovery.org and contribute $10, $20, or even $100 if you can. Our motto for these fundraisers is, "If we save just ONE, it's better than saving NONE." Join us, sign up for our quarterly newsletters, and stay tuned for the third season of our Recovery Podcast coming in July. Your unwavering support on my journey to recovery means the world, and I hope I can count on you to help others find their path to say, "I AM RECOVERED." Your generosity can truly change lives! 🌟💖 Let's spread hope and healing together. Thank you for being a part of this incredible mission. ✨🌈 #RecoveryJourney #MakingADifference #CannaCoveryCharities #SupportOthers #DonateToday

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Or those that want to continue to look at you as an addict If they can’t move past the past then maybe those conversations might not last Do not let a scar reopen on past behaviors that don’t occupy your character anymore

When it comes to kicking bad habits to the curb, have you ever considered the potential benefits of cannabis and CBD? For individuals on the journey to recovery, transitioning from one substance to another can often be challenging. In such cases, cannabis and CBD may serve as useful tools to help gradually decrease the doses of other substances like opioids, benzodiazepines, stimulants like methamphetamine and cocaine, and alcohol. Think of it this way: Cannabis can offer similar benefits to other substances with potentially fewer drawbacks. Many find that viewing cannabis as a safer, more accessible, and socially acceptable alternative can naturally lead to a reduction in doses of other, more harmful substances. By incorporating cannabis and CBD into their regimen, individuals may reap health benefits and added protection against the risks associated with high substance doses, such as health complications, overdose, and even death. While more research is needed to fully understand the extent of these potential health benefits, exploring the role of cannabis and CBD in supporting individuals on their recovery journey could offer some promising insights. *Please feel free to reach out to us if you'd like to learn more or share your experiences.*