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Bad and Good things about Rehabilitation of opioid addiction

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Rehabilitation good and bad things are you won't see your family. This is really jsut a matter of opinion but some people may not want to see their family because the family is the one that made them need rehabilitation however the person could also love their family.

Why it's bad to go to rehabilitation is because people might think you are a psycopath but a good reason for rehabilitation is you are getting help and will get better

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Unit: Derivatives

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