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Episode 131 "Recovery Out Loud"
In this episode of "The Recovery Hour" Leroy Bryan and Thomas Cain both from our ODR (Opening Doors to Recovery) team along with Kimberly Browning, Ladarius Mitchell, and Reggie Parris join us to discuss being a people in long term recovery and working with the recovery community. September is National Recovery Month and many meaningful and fun events are discussed that were held during this time. We are building communities that care. This podcast is hosted by the world renowned recovery warrior Bill Carruthers and his co-host Tanisha Character, both as persons in long term recovery. On this podcast we strive to bring you and your love ones recovery resources and messages of hope that will in turn lead to revelations! Keep coming back
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This broadcast is being presented by the Rockdale County Stepping Up Initiative in an effort to reduce the number of people in our criminal justice system with mental health and substance use challenges. Please visit www.rockdalesteppingup.com to learn more about our initiative.
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By The Recovery HourIn this episode of "The Recovery Hour" Leroy Bryan and Thomas Cain both from our ODR (Opening Doors to Recovery) team along with Kimberly Browning, Ladarius Mitchell, and Reggie Parris join us to discuss being a people in long term recovery and working with the recovery community. September is National Recovery Month and many meaningful and fun events are discussed that were held during this time. We are building communities that care. This podcast is hosted by the world renowned recovery warrior Bill Carruthers and his co-host Tanisha Character, both as persons in long term recovery. On this podcast we strive to bring you and your love ones recovery resources and messages of hope that will in turn lead to revelations! Keep coming back
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This broadcast is being presented by the Rockdale County Stepping Up Initiative in an effort to reduce the number of people in our criminal justice system with mental health and substance use challenges. Please visit www.rockdalesteppingup.com to learn more about our initiative.
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