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Alice Crawley ‘Connect with someone YOU TRUST’

She was 9 years old when she was first introduced to marijuana by a family friend. By the time Canadian-born Alice Crawley was 11, “I was a blackout drinker,” the author tells WHO. “At 15, I was waking up in the centre of a park, in the middle of winter. It got really bad through my teens.”

Now 51, Sydney-based Alice has clawed her way out of her addictions to alcohol, marijuana and prescription(), chronicles how she got well – eventually.

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