Holly L., Montgomery County, PA
"If we can get rid of the stigma, more people will step up for help."
Rob L., Delaware County, PA
"I feel so much gratitude that I get to help others on their journey to recovery."
Andrea P., Bucks County, PA
"You just have to be there to support your child while they’re on their journey and always remember to provide support for yourself."
Sherri U., Bucks County, PA
'As a parent, I am plagued with guilt about how this happened to my child and why I can’t stop it."
Aaron G., Montgomery County, PA
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Liz P., Chester County, PA
"I take solace in the fact that I can take the love I have for my son, and turn it into something that can help others."
Lisa D., Bucks County, PA
"It’s horrible to go through opioid addiction, and it’s even worse when you feel you have no one. It’s important to remember that addiction is a disease."
Katie H., Montgomery County, PA
"If a child needs help, parents need to facilitate the help that they need and not try to sweep it under the rug."
Jacqui T., Philadelphia County, PA
"People are noticing what’s happening and are starting to listen."
Tracey L., Bucks County, PA
"Women who become addicted become vulnerable to exploitation, and it’s hard to escape."
