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I think they are necessary. It is irresponsible not to be vaccinated yourself or vaccinate dependents by choice and puts public health at risk.

Do not let one day or one relapse defeat you. Do not let yourself dwell in shame, do not "reset" your "sober time", it is a journey. Just keep going, on the bad days just put off using for one more day. Do that every day, as long as you need to. It takes time and patience and forgiveness. Surround yourself with hope dealers. It is a struggle you will survive and your story of surviving and ultimately thriving will give others the hope they need to recover as well.

I do support needle exchanges and I would support that along with peer-led recovery centers that use the whole health approach to Recovery. I think it is important that we provide a support network that is based on the needs of each individual, those in active addiction and at each stage of their journey to recovery.

I support expunging and commuting the sentences of those convicted of non-violent marijuana related offenses. If the law changes then we shouldn't continue to have people serving time for no longer illegal actions related to marijuana.

I would be open to decriminalization but it would have to be on a case by case basis, addiction is a serious issue and we need some oversight, as we have seen with the aggressive spread of opioid prescription drugs there has to be a balance.

My neighbors support Trump and we talk about the importance of responsible gun ownership. We can maintain public safety and the 2nd Amendment at the same by having basic gun safety training in order to own a gun. We can also make it mandatory for gun owners to report a lost or stolen gun..