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Because the DUI was James Simpson's first offense, the judge decided to sentence him to a 90-day rehabilitation program. That's how he ended up at New Directions, a house for veterans. At New Directions, Simpson received treatment for his addiction. Simultaneously, he also underwent relationship coaching, career counseling and attended money management courses.
That is how James Simpson, a six-foot two veteran, ended up deciding between a manicure and a massage at the Men's Day of Self-Esteem.
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Because the DUI was James Simpson's first offense, the judge decided to sentence him to a 90-day rehabilitation program. That's how he ended up at New Directions, a house for veterans. At New Directions, Simpson received treatment for his addiction. Simultaneously, he also underwent relationship coaching, career counseling and attended money management courses.
That is how James Simpson, a six-foot two veteran, ended up deciding between a manicure and a massage at the Men's Day of Self-Esteem.
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Part of Intern Edition, Fall 2009.
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