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12/17/2009
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One Woman's Story of Surviving Meth Addiction - A long road to recovery.


Amanda Noble of Marshall County details a childhood that lead to alcohol, marijuana and eventually meth as she struggled to fill a void she felt in her life.   Her life spiraled out of control with the birth of two children and constant drug dependency until she was arrested and convicted on drug offenses.   Prison and a faith in God turned her life around with the ironic help of the State Trooper who arrested her.    Ms. Noble tells her compelling story to Rusty Nixon a correspondent for the Plymouth Pilot News.    This recantment of her life is worth reading and passing on to any teenagers you may know.    To view the entire four part series click on the link:   http://www.thepilotnews.com/content/view/141518/1/

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