A former staff nurse who stole hundreds of tablets because she was addicted to codeine says money must be found to keep the Northlands addiction treatment centre open. episode artwork

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A former staff nurse who stole hundreds of tablets because she was addicted to codeine says money must be found to keep the Northlands addiction treatment centre open.

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A former staff nurse who stole hundreds of tablets because she was addicted to codeine says money must be found to keep the Northlands addiction treatment centre open. A public meeting in Derry has been told the centre will close in 12 months unless funding is found. In her first ever interview, Emma King from Limavady has been telling her story to our reporter Eve Blair... You can hear her interview in full on Breakfast

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