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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - A purple Christmas tree set up at The Lantern, a center for recovery, honors loved ones lost to addiction and raises awareness about recovery. Rene Kosla started a ...

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They have put up a purple Christmas tree in their front yard for anyone who’d like to honor a loved one who has died from addiction. Purple is the color for addiction recovery.

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Purple is the color for addiction recovery. Each ornament Kosla puts on the tree is a picture of somebody’s loved one who passed away from an overdose or accidental overdose.