Gina was a novice with drugs until she tried crystal meth at age 16 and "rode the wave" of insanity for the next decade hitting numerous lows throughout including theft, arrests, prostitution and compulsive gambling.  As her life spiraled out of control she was chosen for a "documentary" which unbeknownst to Gina was the A&E Show, "INTERVENTION" upon which she decided she "wasn't going to waste this chance".

Rob started drinking at 17 and right away he knew something was wrong.  He would take 2 drinks for every 1 his peers took.  Drinking quickly turned into drugs where he frequented “the darkest place on earth you could ever imagine” involving double digit car wrecks and being awake for seven days in a row without eating, bathing, or relieving himself.  Hear Rob’s story of despair and redemption he found at St. Christopher’s Inn.

Herb had to get used to having fun without guilt after he quit drinking at 22.  Prior to getting sober, he was used to blackouts, waking up with black eyes, run-ins with guards at school, driving drunk, and getting arrested.  Now he lives in NYC and is connected with a young persons' AA group and he follows their suggestion that if he wants to keep his sobriety he must give it away by helping others.