An Addict Embraces God’s Forgiveness
He realized the life he left behind included family, acceptance and most importantly—love.
He realized the life he left behind included family, acceptance and most importantly—love.
He’d survived Vietnam, then years of drug and alcohol addiction before getting sober. But could he survive this?
For a long time it looked as if she’d never make it on her own, even as an adult. She was convinced she would die an addict. But through all her unsuccessful attempts at staying sober, there was one incident that stayed with her, quietly and persistently giving her hope during her struggles with alcohol and drug addiction.
She saw herself in the eyes of a little girl.
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Susan Salomone uses what happened to her son to help end the stigma associated with addiction
Thanks to a Bible study and a little green journal she was able to confide to God about her addiction.
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She couldn’t bring herself to confront her son about his drug use and it nearly cost him his life.
She had always leaned on her faith. But when it came to her drug-addicted son her faith didn not feel enough.
The memory of the woman whose car smelled of roses stayed with him. Her words seemed to grow stronger, more insistent by the day, until there was no ignoring them. He reached out for help and a place to stay and learned to live without drugs one day at a time.