Reply to "Recovery and service transition, can we do both?"

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Thank you once again Bill. I like the way that you take the time to find an original post that you created and then tack on the new info to that previous post.

I need to start doing that.

Because you do it that way helps to take readers back to the original post and it keeps the new info streamed into one collection of posts with many iterations dated overtime. Nice work.

That helps me because I can find it all as one collective thought and saves me trying to 'connect the dots' and search all over this community forum.

Betty-Lou Kristy

Lived Experience/‘Family’ Advocate- Mental Health, Addiction, Trauma & Bereavement

1/9/167:17 AM

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