19 Incredible Before & After Transformations Stories Of Addicts Who Are Totally Clean Now

As we know, drugs are an epidemic that has gripped people, and taking them off is one of the hardest things to do. Societies and governments around the world are fighting together to reduce the spread of this banned substance abuse. Kevin Alter is a man who was addicted to drugs and has now recovered from it, he has created an association called “The Addict’s Diary” so people can share their failures, successes, and lessons they have learned during the hardest times they passed with substance abuse. Now, they are living a great life.

This platform encourages people to overcome their strongest urge (substance abuse), and anyone can do it—anyone, no matter how hopeless you think you are. You can always gather the courage and strength to do it as long as you’re alive. Nothing will stand in front of you. Read these amazing transformations; they are truly inspirational.

#1 Emerald

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Emerald, she was addicted to heroin and meth and had her living in motel rooms and shelters. The mother of two, after the substance abuse, lost custody of her sons, but she is now 21 months free without drugs; she’s got back of both boys

#2 Misty Loman

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Misty was addicted to meth after the deaths of three children. She also was diagnosed with Lupus, bone cancer, and scleroderma. But in the end, she won the fight, and she recovered from substance abuse.

#3

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After 613 days ago, the man entered a rehab facility Physically, mentally & spiritually broken. He thinks the death was what he deserved because he lost everything. But now become a whole new man

#4 Shaun Weiss

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Shaun Weiss was arrested on drug charges just a few months ago. He starred as Goldberg in ‘Might Ducks.’ Now, he passed 200 days sober with a brand new smile.

#5

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She was dying from a heart infection and starving for days at a time. She was also rejected by hospitals because they wouldn’t treat her and left her to die. But she found the strength to get out of her hole. And finally, she found a hospital that agreed to treat her and get heart surgery. She’s been clean for six months and has now moved into a shared house with her own little space, and she even bought herself some nice things.

#6 Nikki Sixx

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“19 years of gratitude one day at a time. It is the road worth traveling if you are struggling. Old-timers are here to guide us but newcomers to sobriety are the greatest gift to this simple program. Of course, it’s not always easy. The first thing I did and continue to do is cut toxic people outta my life, then comes the first step and then freedom (if you work it). I am a better man, father, husband, friend, bandmate, and the creative spirit because of this program. I LOOK UP EVERYDAY AND SAY THANK YOU”

#7

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Change is possible, but you must find the strength to ask for help. please, if you or a loved one is struggling with addiction, reach out! It’s never too late!

#8

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After two months in their relationship, she found him overdosed on the bathroom floor. She stayed by his side when most would run, she never left, and he’s now 5 years sober after he put her through hell, but she never left.

#9

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He was a crack, heroin, and pill addict for 30 years. The 1st photo is in active addiction. The 2nd photo is at 5 years clean.

#10 Jorden

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He was addicted to heroin and meth for the last ten years of his life. inability to deal with life stressors led him to resort to a needle and spoon for the 8 times court-ordered treatment session on January 1st, 2020. Now, finally, 6 months clean!

#11

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His mom kicked him out when he wouldn’t stop using drugs, and his mother never gave him money for it. She even took him to therapists. and she wrote him letters during his treatment and, prayed for him, regularly called him to check on him. That is a mother who never gave up on her son, and now he profusely thanks her for his mother’s sacrifice and unending love.

#12

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Last summer we drugged hard, this summer we recovered even harder.

#13

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She was addicted to substance abuse for meth and fentanyl and was also Homeless, sleeping in cars, on sidewalks, behind dumpsters, and a complete prey to misery and depression; she was on the verge of suicide. But now, 72 days clean after starting the program ‘The 12 steps, and his higher power’, they have brought light back into her life.

Now she’s pregnant with a son, which only solidifies her motivation to stay clean!

#14 Hadassah

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She was a teenage mother when having a baby, and after that, she did not want to let go of her teenage life. Many close friends and family tried to advise her, but as you guessed, she didn’t listen. One night, she almost overdosed, but her mother, Jennifer Lane, and Rebecca Adkins Goulart never gave up on her.

#15

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“Today I’m a grateful addict. I’m grateful for the people I have in my life, for the people who’ve helped me along the way and continue to help me. Today I’m at peace. After all the relapses time and time again, I continued to try. That’s all we can do. Today I’m clean. Tomorrow I’m going to wake up clean. That’s what matters, one day at a time. Some days are hard and some days are easy. If we keep trying, WE DO RECOVER.”

#16

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5 years of sobriety and a life she’s finally proud of. Two times she went to prison, Six felonies under her belt, and more county jail arrests than she can even remember. She now runs her own business and is married with kids. She mustered her courage to get her story out there, but she hoped that maybe one person could see her change and feel like they had hope.

#17

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She was an IV drug addict for 8 years, during which she overdosed several times. She lost custody of her kids and wanted to die, but she never gave up and went into rehab in Barbourville, KY. after recovering, she earned her custody of her 5 kids back and has her own home and helps other women in similar situations.

#18

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Her biggest challenge is addiction was hell for her. She crawled from hell and hitchhiked home, time and time again. She’s not embarrassed by the photo on the left because it empowers her to keep going by knowing how far she.’

#19

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