“Give yourself grace, and recovery is possible” — Aria’s Story of Hope
This Story of Hope features Aria, now 3 years in recovery, who fell victim to addiction in high school when she was introduced to marijuana, cocaine, MDMA, and LSD.
“I feel joy in my heart that I haven’t felt in a long time” — Michelle’s Story of Hope
This Story of Hope features Michelle, who fell victim to opioid addiction in her thirties when her husband started using Percoset and she tried it, too.
“My life has improved tenfold, if not more” — Ken’s Story of Hope
This Story of Hope features Ken, 50, who fell victim to addiction in his twenties after being prescribed opioids for his knee and shoulder injuries.
“I have food in my cupboard and a roof over my head, and I’m happy” — Jim’s Story of Hope
This Story of Hope features Jim, 56, who fell victim to meth addiction in his thirties after a friend suggested he take it to stay awake during long work hours.
“When you’re sober, you get to pick every road” — Heather’s Story of Hope
This Story of Hope features Heather, a mother who fell victim to opioid addiction when she was prescribed Vicodin after the birth of her daughter.
“I got the help I needed, wanted and deserved” — George’s Story of Hope
This Story of Hope features George, now a father and grandfather, who fell victim to addiction when he began drinking at age 12, using acid and mushrooms at 14, and taking opioids at 17.
“I wanted somewhere to call home” — Geno’s Story of Hope
This Story of Hope features Geno, a father who fell victim to Adderall addiction as a teenager.
“Now I don’t have time to use drugs, and I don’t have any reason to” — Steve’s Story of Hope
This Story of Hope features Steve, a father who fell victim to heroin addiction in his early twenties while trying to cope with a rocky marriage.
“Something clicked, and for the first time, I felt hopeful” — Morgan’s Story of Hope
This Story of Hope features Morgan, a daughter and a mother, who fell victim to addiction when she started using MDMA at age 14.
“Coronavirus is the reason I went into recovery”
Recovery from addiction is always a challenge, but in the midst of a pandemic, the climb is steeper in some respects. We celebrate those who are thriving in recovery despite the extra challenges posed by the COVID-19 crisis.
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