After 'hitting rock bottom' after a night of partying, Nova Scotia's Danielle Megaffin realized she needed to make serious changes. Now she's using her story to help others.
A Nova Scotia woman who says she almost died form substance use disorder is now on a mission to "make sobriety fun" by helping young women along their sobriety journey. As Amber Fryday reports, she's since developed a large following online.
“I was like ‘Okay, I cannot live like this anymore,'” she admitted, adding she arrived at this conclusion following an overdose suicide attempt.Fast-forward 14 months later, Megaffin is completely sober — and her life has completely changed for the better. With that, she’s utilizing her own story to empower others who might still be struggling with addiction.
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