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Heroin at 16, Prison at 20. Then My Thailand Hell (opens the original)
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At 16, Holly became addicted to heroin.At 20, she was sent to prison for heroin offences and served five years. When she was released, she started using again, moved to Thailand, and eventually found herself facing a sentence that would change her life forever. Arrested in Thailand and handed a 33-year sentence, Holly walked into a prison she describes as "hell on earth". Cells holding 120 people. Women sleeping side by side so tightly that if one person turned over, everyone had to turn over. F
Stuck in a cycle of addiction, relapse and self-destruction (opens the original)
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For 12 years, nobody saw what was really happening behind Jonny's party mask. From the outside, Jonny looked like the life of the party. Inside, he was battling anxiety, shame, negative self-talk, repeated binge drinking, and a growing sense that he was losing himself. He wore different masks around different people until he eventually forgot who he really was. In this conversation, Jonny shares the cycle that kept pulling him back, why every 30-day reset failed, the moment rehab forced him to c
She Lost Millions Before Losing Everything Else (opens the original)
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She Lost Millions Before Losing Everything Else | Andrea Simmons Andrea Simmons shares her story of ICE addiction, crystal meth addiction, homelessness, domestic violence, recovery and resilience . After first trying ICE at 42 years old, Andrea's life spiralled into addiction, isolation and the loss of nearly everything she had built. Today she is the founder of the Australian Anti Ice Campaign and helps people across Australia and around the world break free from addiction and rebuild their liv
She Built My Dream Career. Then Wanted Out. (opens the original)
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She ran a national team. Then she fell asleep on the couch. Sue West spent close to a decade at the top of a senior research leadership role in Melbourne — the kind of job she used to love, full of travel and purpose. Underneath it, she was single-parenting three kids, caring for sick elderly parents, and working 14 to 15 hour days. Then COVID took away everything that had kept her going, and left just the grind. About a year in, it happened. Mid-afternoon, sitting bolt upright on the couch, Sue
He Nearly Died. Then Became a Doctor. (opens the original)
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He broke his neck at 25, halfway through medical school. Dinesh Palipana moved to Australia from Sri Lanka when he was 10. He became a lawyer first, chasing a version of success that left him depressed for years before he even knew why. A doctor's kindness became the reason he switched to medicine. Then, on a wet summer night, his car hit a puddle at speed, aquaplaned, and rolled. He broke his neck. Lying in the wreckage, he already understood what it meant — he was far enough into his medical d
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