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Mom fighting the opioid epidemic: 'We need to bring love to it' | Vargas Reports
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5:09Now PlayingCammie Wolf Rice lost her 32-year-old son Christopher to an overdose in 2016. His addiction quickly escalated from using prescription pain pills to heroin. In her son's name, Rice started the Christopher Wolf Crusade Foundation, which hires specialists to coach families through pain management. "We know so much more about addiction. Recovery is real. It is possible," Rice said during an appearance on "Elizabeth Vargas Reports." "We have coaches for everything except for when you're in a health crisis. The answer's not always in a pill."
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