“Firstly, as members of a community, we should always seek ways to support and display concern for one another. We understand that, when one of us suffers, we suffer as a whole. This is true even if the suffering is limited to a small group of people. We run for diabetes, walk for cancer, ride for autism, and raise money for all sorts of causes and struggles that we may not have a personal connection to. An additional benefit to raising awareness and education about this issue is the impact it has by allowing people to talk more openly about substance use and addiction and to know that others care about their suffering. It signifies acceptance and recognition that their pain is real and that others want to help. And if addiction is a community problem, if we have gatherings and demonstrate our support, we are sending a message to those struggling and to their families that this is a problem we all care about.”

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Rabbi Larry Rothwachs, I completely agree with your message because educating the members of our community can raise awareness about how juuling can impact teens and even anyone in our community. In order to minimize addiction to juul, having gatherings and sending messages to struggling families are very important because there is a possibility to make the people in our community who are addicted to juul feel more comfortable. Being comfortable can allow people to be assured that the community is sending support in anyway possible to allow you to minimize addiction from juul.
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