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Full Circle: How One Man Turned His Recovery Into A Business

Drug addiction once controlled Nick Albaugh's life. Now, he's using his unique experience to help others get clean.

Full Circle: How One Man Turned His Recovery Into A Business

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By Alexandra Miller

Posted: 7:30 p.m. EST Nov 22, 2017

Nick Albaugh had a tough time fitting in growing up. After battling drug addiction and spending time in jail, he went to rehab. Now, he's opened his own recovery center to try to help others in his community.

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Full Circle: How One Man Survived Addiction To Help Others

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