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Natasha never expected to become addicted to prescribed opioids while battling endometriosis

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Natasha never expected to become addicted to prescribed opioids while battling endometriosis
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Natasha Trajkovski shares her experience of becoming addicted to prescribed opioids while seeking treatment for endometriosis. Her story highlights the challenges of pain management and the potential risks associated with long-term opioid use.

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It sheds light on the intersection of chronic pain management, medical prescription practices, and the opioid crisis.

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It has been over two years since Natasha Trajkovski has taken opioids. ( ABC News: Jonathon Kendall )

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