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Operation Noah’s Ark | Noah Bergland

July 16, 2020
Operation Noah's Ark | Noah Bergland | This is 2013, the last day I will hold my daughter, Melrose, as a free man for almost 7 years. She is too young to know what her father has done, but sooner or later she realizes it, maybe not in it's entirety, but she will, when she's ready. I write about my story and about my life, so others can learn from it, and so one day Melrose can here my side of my story. I don't want her to only be able to Google my name and read about the things I did, from someone who has never met me, or was never there. What's written about me in the newspapers is mostly true, slightly over exaggerated, but I was a drug runner, and I guess technically I was a "Kingpin" even though if you were there you would have realized I was just a drug addict that had a business degree therefor knew about delegating. But I already did what I did, it's time to do something different and try help as many people as I can.

I went to prison in 2013 and was released on May 7th, 2020. The federal government called the indictment that sent me to prison “Operation Noah’s Ark.” I was sentenced…

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White Privilege | Jesse & Noah Bergland

July 4, 2020
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My brother, Jesse, and I took two separate paths to get where we are today. Lately, we have been having some meaningful conversations about what’s going on in the world…

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The Face of Addiction | Noah Bergland

July 3, 2020
The Face of Addiction Noah Bergland Mugshot from 2011

“The Face of Addiction” arose from my correspondence with Brigette Molitor, a middle school teacher (and now a contributor to resilience2reform), and she asked me, “What does addiction look like?”…

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