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DonateAfter battling addiction for more than 30 years, John was lived under a bridge in Kansas City. A divorce after ten years of marriage was the final straw.
Yeshua started fighting at age 10, using alcohol at 15, and was shipped off to youth crisis and juvenile detention centers— one after another—because of his unruly behavior. When he turned 18 and was on his own, he rekindled his destructive habits. With no direction or plan for his future, he became depressed.
Nina’s life was broken. From the outside, few people could see how much effort it took to hold her peace of mind and dignity intact. But when her 20-year-old son was killed in a car accident, her spirit shattered completely. “I was a mess after he died,” she says.
From the age of 18, Becky says, she was a lost and wayward child. “I met the wrong people… went to the wrong places… made the wrong choices,” she shares.
