Orlando Pride’s Ashlyn Harris uses battle with addiction, anger to show fans they are not alone
Posted Aug 14, 2017
By sharing her past struggles with depression, aggression and addiction, Ashlyn Harris has forged deep connections with fans. “There’s a gentleman who’s older, who said I’ve helped save his life, who’s contemplated suicide,” Harris said. “You bet I’m going go over, say hello, give him a hug, see how he’s doing. Five minutes is worth saving anyone’s life.”
(Orlando Sentinel)
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