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I recently had the pleasure of reading the article that (Sara Solovitch) eloquently wrote about Hollie and her recovery from the disease of addiction. I wanted to thank you for writing such an honest piece. Hollie and I were roommates during her entire stay at Chrysalis House and we graduated on the same day, March 22nd. We are great friends and sisters in recovery. I am blessed to know her and truly appreciate what you did. You are a champion for showcasing the hope that people have who choose to live instead of give into the disease of addiction. Most sincerely, Susie Quinn

I remember watching the "Saving Carrick" "Dateline" special report, and thinking how I wished they had mentioned more about methadone maintenance as a treatment option ... More

I will celebrate 2 years of sobriety on Saturday, June 3. Thank you, God.

--Scotty H.

My name is Christina, I am 24, and I am a recovering heroin addict. I've tried it all: Suboxone, Buprenorphine, cold turkey ... More

My name is Anna and I am a recovering addict. I have been clean since 4-2-95 ... More

I just received two 16-year chips in AA and NA for my recovery and still attend meetings ... More

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