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How one woman in Thunder Bay came back from the brink to help others through addiction

3 months ago

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How one woman in Thunder Bay came back from the brink to help others through addiction

3 months ago
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Duration 4:58

Alicia Gordon spent years struggling with an addiction to crack cocaine, leading to criminal charges. Now, she's dedicated her life to helping others in Thunder Bay, and is sharing her story to inspire hope.

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