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We are Voices from the Opioid Crisis—a living archive of raw, honest stories from those touched by addiction, recovery, and loss.

Through these voices, we confront stigma, raise awareness, and build community-driven change.

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From the Voices Blog

Can a DNA Test Predict Addiction?

When it comes to understanding addiction, the “nature vs. nurture” debate is constantly evolving. I found a fascinating article from KnowYourDNA that explores a common question: Can a DNA Test Predict Addiction? The post breaks down the complex link between our genetics and substance use disorders. While there isn’t a single “addiction gene,” researchers have identified certain genetic markers—like those affecting how our brains process dopamine—that can influence a person’s

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Can a DNA Test Predict Addiction?

When it comes to understanding addiction, the “nature vs. nurture” debate is constantly evolving. I found a fascinating article from KnowYourDNA that explores a common question: Can a DNA Test Predict Addiction? The post breaks down the complex link between our genetics and substance use disorders. While there isn’t a single “addiction gene,” researchers have identified certain genetic markers—like those affecting how our brains process

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Stories That Stay With Us

Kyle Hamilton

I want to open the eyes and hearts of those who have not experienced addiction or watched it demolish the lives of loved ones. I want to provide some form of encouragement to those who struggle with addiction. I want to shine a beacon of hope and community to the families and friends who love an addict.

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ADAM EATMON

I found Al-Anon but Adam would have none of it. He refused help. He turned inward, his rage coming out at me more and more as he aged. He became violent.

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