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I still have a desire to use crack sometimes?
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Crack: Desire after history of use is expected. Acting on the desire & relapsing is not. Life-style changes & distractions are healthier coping mechanisms. It will take some time, but your whole body & your brain will thank you for it.
Answered 8/12/2012
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