Where Can I Find a Drug and Alcohol Rehab Program for Someone With Physical Disabilities?
Question by pmy: where can I find a drug and alcohol rehab program for someone with physical disabilities?
my brother has battled with drug and alcohol problems for years.He now has a colostomy bag and 1 leg. He no longer wants to live, what can I do?
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Answer by tiffany
call your local hospital… they will lead you in the right direction.
Or family doctor. All my best wishes to you all.
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