Recovery is a process; it’s something that you have to work on every day. There’s no shame in beginning again; a fresh start gives you the chance to build a bigger, better future for yourself that is not defined by your addiction.” - Dr. Vikram Tarugu, Owner and Founder of Detox of South Florida
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