Selling and buying oxycodone without a prescription is against the law in Canada and can have serious consequences. If you are struggling with opioid dependence, please reach out for help. There are resources available to support your recovery.
If you are struggling with pain or opioid addiction, please reach out for help.
Pain and opioid addiction can be incredibly challenging to overcome. It takes courage to reach out help, {but it is the vital first step you can take. There are resources available to guide you on your path.
- Consult with your physician
- Connect with others facing similar challenges
- Contact a dedicated resource
Remember, recovery is possible.
National Crisis Services
If you are experiencing a difficult time, know that you're not alone and help is available. Crisis Services Canada provides urgent and supportive support via text message. Their dedicated team are ready to listen to offer support during difficult moments. You can reach them via text message at any time, day or night.
- Visit their online platform at www.crisisservicescanada.ca for more information and to connect with a crisis counselor.
- Explore the support options they provide, which include urgent intervention.
- Remember that your health and safety is important. Please don't hesitate to contact them if you are struggling.
Canadian Centre
The Canadian Centre is a leading organization dedicated to reducing the harms of substance use in Canada. Through its research, education, policy advocacy, and treatment initiatives, the CCSA works to promote well-being and aid individuals, families, and communities affected by addiction. The CCSA's comprehensive approach addresses the complex social, economic, and health implications of substance use, striving for a society where all Canadians have the opportunity to live safe, healthy, and fulfilling lives.
Your Health is Important
It's essential to recognize that there are safe and legal ways to deal with your health issues. When you're experiencing health challenges, please keep in mind to put first your well-being. Reach out qualified specialists who can offer the appropriate care and help.