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Stories of Recovery

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Strength. Resilience. Connection. Growth

These stories reflect the real journeys of students who have navigated recovery while pursuing their education at UNO. Their experiences show strength, resilience, connection, and growth as part of the Collegiate Recovery Community (CRC), a space where students in recovery, seeking recovery, or supporting others find understanding, support, and belonging.

If these stories resonate with you, you are not alone. Whether you’re considering recovery for the first time or looking for community and support, the CRC and Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) are here to help.

Warning: Some content may be graphic and/or vulgar in nature.

Testimonial #1 Testimonial #2 Testimonial #3 Testimonial #4 Testimonial #5
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All testimonials are presented anonymously, and any resemblance to actual persons is purely coincidental.

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