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At 17, Dejah Hall was trapped in addiction. After a heartbreaking moment with her grandfather, she cried out for help, and hours later was arrested. That painful turning point became the start of her recovery. Now 4 years sober, healthy, and a proud mom, she shares a powerful message: You are stronger than your addiction. Ask for help. Recovery is possible.

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At 17, Dejah Hall was trapped in addiction. After a heartbreaking moment with her grandfather, she cried out for help, and hours later was arrested. That painful turning point became the start of her recovery. Now 4 years sober, healthy, and a proud mom, she shares a powerful message: You are stronger than your addiction. Ask for help. Recovery is possible. 🖤

I went from 89 pounds, addicted to substances, and wanting to end my life, to finding hope in recovery. After 9 rehab stays and many detoxes, I finally changed my life. With God and support, anything is possible. Don’t give up. 💜

I’m Tasha, 39, mom of 5 amazing kids. My teen years led me down a difficult path of substance use, loss, and trauma. I survived multiple overdoses, lost many friends, and after my mom’s death, struggled for years to find stability. Recovery wasn’t a straight line, but this December marks 10 years clean. Today I’m grateful for my children, my home, my independence, and the support of my dad, who never gave up on me. Seeing these stories reminded me to have honest conversations with my kids. Recovery is possible. ❤️
Tasha Hedstrom