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Good advice. There`s always the possibility the question of caring may lead to provoacation.

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I live in Cave Junction and I have seen, on occasion, young women approximately the age of 30, appear to be on meth, as their faces look very similar to the photos on faces of meth. It`s so sad to see them look so shriveled. I have often thought of asking them if they are alright. I`m wondering if hearing someone cares is useful?

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