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It’s the one on RT33 past 295 heading towards Montpellier

That part of town is still glen Allen? Or are there two such facilities in this area. Used to drive by it on the way to Poor Farm Park in Hanover County

Tucker’s Pavilion is a great place to detox, I found the staff very compassionate when I was in a similar place.

I left there and attended an inpatient rehab in Charleston, SC that was a low-cost no-insurance option. Years later, I am still sober and working for the same place I came through. If you’ve any interest, let me know.

My best to you.

For anyone interested, I found the thread u/rvajamesriviera was talking about (I think): https://www.reddit.com/r/rva/comments/yleh8r/car_chargers/

Not much in the way of useful advice though. Basically just "run a cord out the window/door," which seems doable, but not ideal. There's gotta be another way!

I just found out this morning. I work as an inspector here. They haven’t actually told us. We heard it from the plant employees. Time to polish that resume.

Check out clean slate vcu. They accept Medicaid for Suboxone. It's going to be a rough transfer but you can do it. Life's so much better when you are not having to chase dope.

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Hey man I work as a peer specialist, often times my job entails helping placing in sober living, 3/4 houses, or in patient rehabs

I will not say anything bad about programs in this area (they are all fine but have great dudes working there, just institutional problems”)

Do not - under any circumstances - go to Galyx or Calyx. I do not like to speak poorly of another program but they are a dangerously run facility

Please, shoot me a pm and we can discuss further on it with

> place that paid even halfway

FTFY.

Although payed exists (the reason why autocorrection didn't help you), it is only correct in:

• Nautical context, when it means to paint a surface, or to cover with something like tar or resin in order to make it waterproof or corrosion-resistant. The deck is yet to be payed.

• Payed out when letting strings, cables or ropes out, by slacking them. The rope is payed out! You can pull now.

Unfortunately, I was unable to find nautical or rope-related words in your comment.

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Wow! I took a job there many many years ago when I was fresh out of prison and they were the only place that payed even halfway decently for a newly released felon. Was a solid stepping stone, but good grief what an awful place, even for a newly released ex-con. I had worked in the prison laundry room, and regularly cleaned inmates jumpers that were soiled from feces, blood, and even worse things. You can't imagine the smell of a suicidal inmates jumpsuits after intentional self-soiling, then being run thru a dryer 2 or 3 times after being "washed" in plain cold water. until you pull into the Tyson plant, that is lol. But the place did give me the means to have my rights restored and record expunged. I imagine those who want to could use that place to accomplish the same. Shame a place folks like me can use as a springboard is shutting down, especially in Glen allen where that demographic is woefully underrepresented as it is.

Hmm, off to Arkansas where child labor laws have been reduced?

Forest Hill ARTS is the best inpatient I know of. I think your methadone can be achieved there….The healing place is another good choice based off what I’ve heard. But I don’t know about their MAT administration policy.

Good on you for your sobriety!! Keep up the good fight :)

Have you checked Inova, they’re in Nova, but they have a pretty good program.

I’ve been to CA for rehab a couple times, and it’s definitely much nicer. But I don’t think that’s something Medicaid will pay for.

Unknown at this point.

It hasn’t opened yet so we’ll have to wait and see

This is so helpful, thanks for all that info 🙏🙏

2019 Kona EV. Got ours used 2 years ago with 36k miles for 26500. Has 258 miles of range, which is fine for road trips but when we're home it's NEVER an issue. We sold our second car, had a nema 14-50 electrical outlet installed behind our house (think washer/dryer outlet) and got a level 2 charger for like $600. It charges fully overnight from 0 to 100% - which we only need to do maybe twice a week at most. Charging at home costs us like $9 a month.

Once in a blue moon we'll forget to charge when it's close to empty - in that case we pay for fast charging at Carytown Publix, by the Panera at Libbie, or the Wawa at Chamberlayne in Northside. Usually takes 30-40 minutes to get to 80% and costs like $10. But again, extremely rare that's even necessary.

Do you know if the Lego plant is unionized?

Thank you

iirc, sublocade and suboxone are essentially the same. Main difference is that suboxone contains naloxone and is administered differently. Obvi don't know OP's chemistry, but they may have the same reaction to sublocade as they did for suboxone.

Did you try The Healing Place?

I am so sorry for your loss.

I wish you luck I lost my son to a fentanyl overdose this past October he was only 28. I hope you get the help you need.

I wonder if the organization Northstar would be able to help you.