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Families enjoy peer recovery event in Davenport
By Linda CookGavin Waidelich,
1 days agoAn event to help those recovering from addiction was held Sunday in Davenport.
The community get-together at Duck Creek Park celebrated National Recovery Month. The event was open to families with members dealing with addiction or in recovery.
There was food, a bounce house, bags games and a dunk tank. Two people who successfully recovered shared their stories.
Organizers say it's helpful to let people have fun during recovery. The event was organized by Rewrite Your Story Recovery, a non-profit that operates recovery homes in Davenport and Moline.
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