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Ryan Hampton
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August 15, 2017
My name is Erin and I am a women in long term recovery from substance use disorder. What that means to me is that I have not found it necessary to use any mind altering, mood changing substance since November 10, 2014. A lot of people would ask...ok? So what's the difference? By...
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Ryan Hampton
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August 14, 2017
I don’t write as someone in recovery from addiction. I write as one in recovery from my obsession with someone who has struggled with addiction. I write as the affected family member. I am the youngest of six. Four of my older siblings were born into my parents’ violent...
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Ryan Hampton
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August 13, 2017
I’m Catherine, I’m an addict, and I am many other things as well. I am a mother, a step-mother, and a wife. I am a daughter, a sister, and an aunt. I am an employee, a counselor, an advocate, and a human being. For years I was afraid to publicly acknowledge my reality of being...
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Ryan Hampton
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August 12, 2017
We are a family in recovery, almost 2 years. My son is almost 24 and entered treatment that day in 2015 after an intervention I held to save his life. That's the day I committed myself to sobriety too, to change our family trajectory, our family story, to break the cycle and to...
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Ryan Hampton
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August 09, 2017
My name is Heather and my recovery date is August 30th 2015. I am an artist and a person in recovery from all mind altering substances. While in active addiction, I lost my light along with everything and everyone I loved. I put my mind body and spirit through the dark until I...
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Ryan Hampton
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August 08, 2017
Today, I turn 37. It’s the third birthday I’ve celebrated in recovery, and I’m so grateful to be able to share it with the amazing community I’ve found. You guys are the best gift I could possibly ask for. When I reached out for help, you were there. When I shared my worries and...
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Ryan Hampton
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August 01, 2017
Just after midnight on November 11, 2016, our only child, our beautiful 22 year old daughter, Cassidy, died. Her boyfriend found her face down in the bathroom, with a needle in her arm. We thought it was a heroin overdose, but the medical examiner later confirmed the cause of...