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Former news reporter turned comms professional; @CCUChanticleers Alumna; Rambles a lot about news and my dogs.

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Hannah Turns Recovery Into Purpose

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By Michaela Broyles
| University of Florida Health
“Just because you’ve hit bottom, doesn’t mean you have to stay there.” September is National Recovery Month, a time for raising awareness, reducing stigma and celebrating the achievements of individuals in recovery from substance use disorders and mental health challenges. At the age of 15, Hannah Butler began a tumultuous journey with using substances, one that lasted for 10 years and would ultimately lead her to a turning point in her life.
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Hannah Turns Purpose Into Recovery

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By Michaela Broyles
| University of Florida Health
“Just because you’ve hit bottom, doesn’t mean you have to stay there.” September is National Recovery Month, a time for raising awareness, reducing stigma and celebrating the achievements of individuals in recovery from substance use disorders and mental health challenges. At the age of 15, Hannah Butler began a tumultuous journey with using substances, one that lasted for 10 years and would ultimately lead her to a turning point in her life.
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Hannah Turns Substance Abuse Recovery Into Purpose

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By Michaela Broyles
| University of Florida Health
“Just because you’ve hit bottom, doesn’t mean you have to stay there.” September is National Recovery Month, a time for raising awareness, reducing stigma and celebrating the achievements of individuals in recovery from addiction and mental health challenges. At the age of 15, Hannah Butler began a tumultuous journey with substance abuse, one that lasted for 10 years and would ultimately lead her to a turning point in her life.
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