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Recovery Living gave me the opportunity to open doors that I needed to open. I was able to really prove to my loved ones that I was
serious about recovery this time and that I COULD do this. Though I wasn't in the home for a long time, I still feel this was what I needed to start my journey.
- Garth Leslie (2 weeks)
Recovery Living has helped me because of the structured living.
This helps me a lot knowing that I have a roof over my head, and helps me out that I am held accountable for chores and drug screening.
- Leroy Koepnick
(8 months and counting)
#1. I am learning how to love others and myself
#2. People trust me again and I actually value my life today even when I have a bad day.
#3. My life has improved a great deal along with my physical and mental being and I am working again, which after my overdose I did not think this would be possible. I love sharing where I am today and how I got here.
- John Beneke ( in home 6 weeks)
When I went to jail, I lost absolutely everything. When I was released, I went to Connexion Point Women's Recovery Living House. This gave me a safe and secure environment to help me distance myself from negative people, places and things. I was fortunate enough to have a sponsor for my housing fees and I am grateful to have been able to start my recovery there.
- Ashley Allan (7 weeks)
Leroy's Story
Recovery Living helped me when no one else would. It was a safe place to go and made me feel secure.
- Anthony Blowers
Cody's Story
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