As a child, Lindsay knew no security. Dad was an alcoholic who wasn’t much a part of her life and Mom had men in and out of the house, men who were abusive. Lindsay knew what it was like to go without food, have the electricity turned off...
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Upon coming to Aurora House, I had reached a new bottom in my addiction, which was ruining my life. I came to Aurora after rehab in the hopes that living in a sober living environment would give me a secure start toward a better, drug and alcohol...
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Life started to unravel for Jackie in 2004 when her crack use escalated from a few times a month to daily use at a cost of $150-$1500 daily. Her husband, whom she later divorced, had introduced her to the drug in 1999. Following her divorce, she...
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Annie attended private schools for twelve years, where she was an all-A student. She had always held a job and made Dean’s list in college, graduating with an associate’s degree in medical office work. While she had experimented with psychedelics...
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She lost custody of her children, two of whom have behavioral issues, on December 6, 2010. Beginning 2011, Janie’s heroin use had escalated to $100-$300 per day, coupled with use of crack. She had been incarcerated on two occasions, both for...
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