recovery

The state has about $16 million to spend in 2024.

"It's been nice to see other people and then to connect with other parents who've been going through the exact same thing as myself,” said Michelle Hines, who lost her son Izaiah Carter during a shooting in March.

A veteran WYPR podcaster leaves behind a legacy of hope & recovery

The only way you can keep what you have is by giving it away.

I take my experiences with me, and I learn from them.

It wasn't my drug of choice. It was my drug of no-choice.

One is too many, and a thousand is never enough.

I would cry, leaving the meetings, because I knew I was going to get high.

A voice in my head said, ‘You’re done. You can build from here.’

The pain inside me was unbearable, and when I used, it took that pain away.