“Addiction took almost everything from me”

I was addicted and living in the backseat of a coworkers car, urinating in a bottle, and riding the city bus during the day to stay warm during the polar vortex of winter. The day I came into the Sober House I had a wad of cash that I was either going to shoot into my arm or use to pay for rent in the Sober House. Thank God he helped me choose the Sober House, because I still think I would have died that day.

The Sober House isn’t like entering a treatment center. It’s like entering a home. The staff doesn’t try to make you live sober, they cause you to WANT to be sober. I’m here and I’m working and learning new ways to think. I might get down sometimes when I dwell on my problems, but I’m alive and I know I serve a BIG God!

Resident, Sober House

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Fallooza 2023 is quickly approaching!

We are grateful to be one of the beneficiaries of Fallooza again this year. Fallooza is a “two-day festival benefitting mental health and addiction recovery”. (Fallooza Fall Festival & Country Music). Featuring headliner John Michael Montgomery on Friday at the Stephanie Weill Center, the weekend will be packed with country music from Sheboygan to Plymouth.

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