Fact checking claims about recovery: Investing in saving lives

Fact checking claims about recovery: Investing in saving lives

“Even if, in the worst case scenario, somebody lived here for two years, and then they went out and relapsed and they continued to be in addiction — at least they had those two years clean and sober that they got to spend with their families,” says Blue House Recovery’s Sean Marshall. “Success is quite subjective.” Photo by Sunny Stranks/The Wren Content warning: This story mentions substance use, the toxic drug crisis and death. Please read wit…