As a child, Samantha was raised by her grandmother and was known for her rebellious side. She suffered from intense migraines and was prescribed pain medications. At a young age, she became dependent on the medications. In her teens, the drug use escalated. For brief periods, she was able to find sobriety, but she was never able to maintain it.
It wasn’t until her two boys, Connor and Caden, were removed from her care that she knew something needed to change. Samantha came to Freedom House and said she had a life-changing experience. Freedom House assisted Samantha with addressing childhood trauma, taught her how to use coping skills and helped her overcome her substance use disorder. She is now repairing broken family relationships and has her children back.
At 28 years old, Samantha graduated from Freedom House and is now looking to pursue an Industrial Maintenance degree.
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