26-11-2021, 09:33 AM
Female drug abusers who are able to stay clean are usually motivated by families, according to local study
By the time Ms Hannah Chun was 20, she had been jailed twice for drug offenders and given birth to her eldest child during her time behind bars.
When her son was three, he mimicked her behaviour of smoking cigarettes. This shocked her and made her determined to give up drugs.
Ms Chun, now a 36-year-old housewife and mother of four, said: "I wanted to be a better mother and someone my family could be proud of. I also found comfort in Christianity....
Part of an article found in today's The New Paper
By the time Ms Hannah Chun was 20, she had been jailed twice for drug offenders and given birth to her eldest child during her time behind bars.
When her son was three, he mimicked her behaviour of smoking cigarettes. This shocked her and made her determined to give up drugs.
Ms Chun, now a 36-year-old housewife and mother of four, said: "I wanted to be a better mother and someone my family could be proud of. I also found comfort in Christianity....
Part of an article found in today's The New Paper