Resilience2Reform w/ Noah

from Recovery Rising Hosted by Brian Adkins

In this episode I speak with Noah Bergland, found on Instagram @resilience2reform Noah was released from federal prison in May of 2020 after serving nearly 8 years for federal drug charges. His actions and behavior were a direct result of his addictions. But, he has emerged as a reformed man. It was a plesure speaking with Noah about his experience in addiction, prison and his new life back in society. Please check out his social media: Youtube: resilience2reform - YouTube Instagram: @resilience2reform As always, with comments, questions or if you want to be a guest on the show and share your story email me here: [email protected]

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