Drug use, abuse, rape and prison: This Wonder Woman doesn't take second chances lightly
May 9, 2018
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as posted by the channelIDAHO FALLS -- It didn't matter that Stephanie Taylor-Silva had been through 14 different drug rehabs since the age of 13 - at least not to her anyway. With battle scars from childhood abuse, drug use, a gang-rape and human trafficking, Taylor-Silva wasn't immune from negative experiences.
"I felt like I was the victim. When you’re not living a life of recovery, you don’t hold yourself accountable,” Taylor-Silva told EastIdahoNews.com recently. “It wasn’t until I got to prison that I’ve learned exactly what accountability meant."
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