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Episode 1: “Coming Clean — Healing After Addiction” - Mehul Saini

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In this episode of For What It’s Worth, I sit down with a former snooker champion who represented India on the world stage at just 13. From a life of fame and discipline to falling into the depths of heroin addiction, his journey is one of pain, resilience, and renewal. We talk about what it really takes to come out clean — the courage to face your fears, the process of rebuilding your identity, and the small, everyday victories of living a normal life again. This conversation is raw, real, and deeply human — a reminder that no one is too fa

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