sober,” she said.
It was Minnesota’s robust rehabilitation and recovery community that drew her to the state two years ago from Wisconsin.
That’s how, in March of 2020, Russell found herself living in a sober house for women in St. Paul, after a stint in inpatient treatment for alcohol addiction.
At 45, Russell has been in inpatient treatment for alcohol addiction five times, and completed six outpatient programs. Most of her adult life, she said, her alcoholism prevented her from being emotionally available for her three children, who are now adults. Sometimes, when she was in an inpatient program, it made her physically unavailable, too.
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U.S. is finally about to get a lot more coronavirus tests. The question now: How best to use them?
William Wan, The Washington Post
Dec. 18, 2020
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After months of testing failures, shortages and long lines, the country s coronavirus testing capacity is expected to increase rapidly in the next four months, with new technologies and efforts to expand production finally paying off.
The bad news is there still won t be enough to make testing a routine act for most Americans, as some experts have called for. That means for America s expanding testing to make an impact, the country needs to have a plan for how to deploy tests effectively.
America is finally about to get a lot more coronavirus tests The question now: How best to use them?
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