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Gazza Revealed He Is Currently Clean after Working with Providence Projects

Paul Spanjar

November 12, 2011

Paul ‘Gazza’ Gascoigne recently spoke to Piers Morgan about his struggles with addiction, his recovery journey and his experience of getting sober with the help of the Providence Projects team.

Gazza’s past battle with addiction has hit many headlines, but we’re delighted to see him on TV speaking so openly about the subject.

Read about Gazza’s interview with Piers Morgan.

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Paul is passionate about high-quality addiction treatment and truly believes that, with the right treatment, anyone can recover.

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