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Alsu Kurmasheva was freed in a prisoner swap between the U.S. and Russia .
She was jailed in Russia for more than nine months on bogus charges.
She says she wants to help other journalists who are unjustly detained in Russia .
The recovery process after wrongful detention varies greatly from person to person, psychologist says.
With Kurmasheva ’s own family, she takes every opportunity to thank her daughters, as well as her husband, for fighting so hard to secure her release. “They were the leaders of my advocacy group. It all started at home,” she said. Noting how her daughters have matured significantly in the time Kurmasheva was in jail, she says she is relishing her newly reclaimed freedom and figuring out what comes next. “I want to enjoy my life from now on,” she said..
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