My alcoholism had gotten to the point where I was completely bankrupt mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. I could barely talk, function, or even dial a phone number because my hands were shaking so badly. After getting my 3rd DWI, CPS had taken my two kids and...

I came to this program really broken and not wanting to be sober. As I started to get to know my treatment team and how much they care for me, it opened my eyes and helped me realize I can life a sober life. I don’t have to depend on drugs to be happy. My son is five....

What brought me to Wellcome Manor was the desire to get off meth, get away from my toxic relationship, and to get custody of my son. Wellcome Manor facilitated CPS requirements, such as visitation and  akid-friendly atmosphere, but they also provided a team of...

My father passed away in 2011 and that changed everything for me. My solution to cope was self-medicating with alcohol. Eventually, my husband and sister made the decision that I was not able to safely care for my kids. Being displaced from my kids and husband, my...

I started using meth at the age of 20. It was all that mattered to me. My relationships weren’t healthy, my mental health was in shambles, and I started losing everything. After I lost custody of my oldest kids, I dug myself into a deeper hole. I got pregnant again...

My life before entering Welcome Manor Family Services was very dark and hopeless. I was pregnant and homeless, living in my car for almost a year. I had nothing. This program saved my life and helped me regain everything I had lost in my addiction. I began paying off...

I started using substances when I was 12. It became so bad that if I wasn’t using daily, I’d get sick. I went into my first treatment program at age of 15, but I couldn’t stop drinking and it continued to get worse. I lost everything. I was 22 years old without a...