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I have a family member/friend/coworker who is abusing Oxycontin. How can I get them the help they need?

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I have a family member/friend/coworker who is abusing Oxycontin. How can I get them the help they need?

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When an individual is unwilling or unable to acknowledge their addiction, intervention may help them break through their denial and recognize the problem. People frequently misunderstand intervention, assuming it is a highly confrontational, emotionally painful process for everyone involved. While tears can be shed and tempers may flare during an intervention, it’s worth contrasting that potential emotional discomfort with the day-to-day pain level of living with someone who remains in the throes of addiction.

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