Savoir trébucher

Dans cet épisode, Julie évoque la rechute : ce qu'elle est vraiment, ce qu'elle n'est pas, et pourquoi elle ne signifie pas qu'on a tout gâché. Elle parle aussi de réduction des méfaits et de ce qu'on peut faire quand on sent que le risque est là, mais qu'on n'a pas encore reconsommé.

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