Holly grew up in a loving, supportive household with parents who made sure she never struggled. She thrived under their ongoing support, getting a job and car on her own, though her parents continued to cover her living expenses. However, things took a turn while she was in a tumultuous relationship with the father of her child. Introduced to cocaine and other hard drugs, this began a four year struggle with addiction that changed everything. After losing her job, apartment, and car to drug abuse, Holly admits for feeling as if nothing else mattered beyond her drug of choice. Left without anyone to turn to, Holly was finally forced to recognize the depth of her addiction. Cut off from her family and with a child to care for, it was difficult to continue ignoring the problem. Holly found the help, guidance, and support she needed at Discovery Point Retreat. As part of our forever family, she is now devoted to her recovery, motherhood, and being the best version of herself.
If you or someone you love is in need of help, contact us today at 855-306-8054. Discovery Point Retreat is here to support you through recovery no matter where you are in your journey.
Alan’s Addiction Recovery Story
As a musician, demanding shows led Alan to use substances like cocaine and meth. His wife convinced him to seek help at Discovery Point Retreat. There he discovered renewed vitality, clarity of thought, and a revived excitement for his dreams.
Bryce's message is one of hope and encouragement to others who may be struggling with addiction. His story exemplifies the transformative power of self-discovery and the potential for a brighter future ahead.
“I think the first time I got shaken up was my first overdose. I was feeling a reaction that scared me. I couldn’t breathe, I thought I was going to die. I didn’t know what an overdose was until later down the road when I had to go to the hospital. I described to a […]
Holly grew up in a loving, supportive household, but things took a turn while she was in a tumultuous relationship with the father of her child who introduced her to cocaine and other drugs.
Jaime’s story of addiction and recovery begins as many others do. She began experimenting with substance use as a teenager smoking marijuana with friends. The trouble began after she experienced a miscarriage at a young age, sending her into a period of deep depression. She turned to alcohol and marijuana to help her cope and […]
After overcoming her addiction to Xanax and cocaine as a teen, a toxic marriage caused Joy to relapse. She sought treatment and now feels more like herself than she has in decades, offering encouragement to others who may be in her shoes.
Kamesha’s life took an unexpected turn when she tragically lost her father. Gripped by a profound sadness, overwhelming anger, and a deep sense of confusion, she found solace in a seemingly harmless refuge – alcohol. What initially began as occasional social drinking gradually morphed into a compulsive habit, a crutch she leaned on to navigate […]
Kate’s struggle with addiction began early in her life, taking control of her thoughts and actions when she was only eleven years old. It was important to her that her friends liked her, and she wanted to feel like she fit in. Unfortunately, at the time, her friends were finding new ways to keep busy […]
Marcus had been grappling with addiction since high school, a journey paved with depression and anxiety until he found healing at Discovery Point Retreat.
Used to putting up a façade to meet the expectations of those around him, Steven didn't really get to the root causes of his addiction until be began his recovery journey at Discovery Point Retreat.
Suzanne realized in her 40s that she was beginning to have a problem with substance use, as it was brought to her attention by several family members and even co-workers - but like most who struggle with addiction, she thought she had a handle on it.
Zach has sought treatment from five separate facilities in an attempt to overcome opioid addiction. He reflects on his past and lessons learned along the way.
