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#123 Suboxone Tapering & More with Nicole Ploudre (She's Back!)

07.23.2019 - By The Addictionary PodcastPlay

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#121 Suboxone Tapering & More with Nicole Ploudre (She's Back!) Maegan and Bobby link back up with Nicole Ploudre (Dimeo) from episode #103 to catch up and see how she is managing her Suboxone taper plus we recap her upbringing, journey through addiction, and how her decision to utilize MAT allowed her to maintain custody of her son. We talk about what it means to her to be a mother, wife, daughter, and more. 

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