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Amanda Thompson | MaineMOM

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Amanda Thompson | MaineMOM

We speak with Amanda Thompson about the MaineMOM program and how it helps people in Maine who are pregnant and living with opioid use disorder. MaineMOM is a statewide program offered to people who are pregnant or who were recently pregnant and are living with substance use challenges. MaineMOM connects people to healthcare and other resources that can support them in recovery, during pregnancy and while parenting. You can visit MaineMOM.org to get more information.

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