The path to addiction starts before you begin using drugs and alcohol
Everyday, people start on the path of addiction without even realizing. It starts with a single drink, or the puff of a joint. It may seem harmless enough at first, and for many it is. For some,...
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A witness described Eugene ripping at Poppo’s face with his mouth and growling at a Miami police officer who ordered him to get off the homeless man. The officer said he ordered Eugene to stop, but...
View ArticleChelsea M.
Chelsea started using heroin at age 15. After seeking treatment and relapsing, she got tired of her self-destructive path, admitted she had a problem and now has hope for her future.
View ArticleJanna B.
Janna was a 33-year-old married mother of three when she started shooting heroin. She went into treatment and was sober for three years, but relapsed. Now 36, she has recommitted herself to sobriety.
View ArticleErin M.
When 20-year-old Erin realized her life had become unmanageable and she needed help, she turned to her father, who got sober through treatment.
View ArticleEva S.
Eva has been through treatment before, but she didn’t continue working the program after discharge and she relapsed. She is grateful she was given another chance.
View ArticleTabas I.
Tabas’ drug use led him down the path of drug dealing, which resulted in numerous arrests and convictions. Now he sees that staying clean is the only way to live a productive life.
View ArticleKyle L.
Kyle tried crack after graduating from college and quickly became addicted. Thanks to the treatment he received, he’s looking forward to the opportunities life has in store for him.
View ArticleWilson L.
Wilson had been addicted to drugs for many years but was afraid to seek treatment. But he overcame his fears and says treatment gave him his life back.
View ArticleTom J.
Tom abused alcohol for 39 years. He tried many times to stop on his own, but he wasn’t successful until he sought treatment. Now he’s living a life beyond his wildest dreams.
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