Life after Meth

December 26, 2024

through our struggles comes hope

This is a story of hope that provides inspiration and education through the lived experience of two former Meth addicts  Danyon and Nicole. Their vision is to help others grappling with substance abuse by creating a grass roots educational resource which incorporates their own journey and expert advice enabling positive change.  Rehab is not a linear process, relapse and struggle are part of the process of getting clean. We hope this helps those working towards a better future. My gratitude to Danyon and Cole's family and friends for your courage and belief. This is a pro bono project by Telling Lives.   If you need help in NZ the Alcohol Drug Helpline – 0800 787 797 or text 8681 for support around alcohol and drugs, a free and confidential chat with a trained counsellor, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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