The road toward recovery can be a dark and lonely place, and sometimes you can feel overwhelmed with bad news. It is important, now more
My story began as a child witnessing what I thought were the best parts of life. Up late on weekends, little supervision, and get to
Graduating from a rehabilitation facility is an exciting event and should be celebrated in grand fashion. We make a big deal of every milestone –
Written by DH Women’s Program, alumni family member, Beth O. March 2017 When I grew up, my mother was our caretaker and did everything for
My name is Nicole and I am a proud DH alumnus. I arrived at DH on February 7, 2014, as a very tired and unhappy
Hi, I am an alcoholic and an addict, my name and my problem is Michelle. I am fifty years old so I have a long
In order to call myself an alumnus of Destination Hope, it is clear that my life previous to treatment must have been in shambles. I
A mother’s perspective on her daughter’s treatment I can’t even begin to tell you how grateful I am that my daughter was in treatment at
Hi, my name is Melissa D and I am an alcoholic. I am an alumnus of Destination Hope and my sober date is March 17,
My journey often times feels like a long one. As I look back at the past few years of my life, it becomes clear to me that I was much harder on myself than I had to be. It is also very clear that the suffering I experienced was a direct result of my dependence upon drugs and alcohol. Throughout my teen years, drugs and alcohol became a safe haven for me. They brought me to a place of artificial peace, or relief. “If drugs and alcohol had not done so much for me, they could have never done so much to me” I also realized any and all joy I experienced during these times, correlated with my periods of sobriety.
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