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After 14 years of substance abuse is it possible to get rid of the paranoia that forced me out of work leaving me only feeling safe in the bedroom?
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Substance abuse: Depending on the drug of abuse it is quite possible a therapist can help resolve or decrease the paranoia
Answered 10/4/2016
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