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Case Study: Mr. Hogue At Miracles In Progress
ICM met with Mr. Hogue at Miracles in Progress located at 801 W Girard Ave to complete his activation for BHSI services. Mr. Hogue is a 50 year-old African American male who self-reports using crack cocaine since the age of 23; however he stated it did become a problem for him until later in his life. Mr. Hogue is currently homeless and has been residing in Miracles on Progress for the past six months. Mr. Hogue informed ICM that he completed the program at Miracles in Progress two years ago and that he recently returned after becoming tired of "living the way he was living". Mr. Hogue shared with ICM that the longest he has maintained sobriety was for 10 years due to being incarcerated and that he also had 13 months sober while being on the
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