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Addiction and Christmas chaos: taming the madness this holiday season

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One store in particular, Shoppers Drug Mart, appeased the naysayers by stopping that music, but only after they drew their line in the sand, assuring us that the carols would resume again at the end of October. And they did. ANXIETY FOR ADDICTS …
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