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Hope is here. Whatever you're going through, we can help.

No matter how much I drank, I still felt empty.

When I reached out, I was killing myself with alcohol—or it was killing me. A close family member had just passed away, and I'd started turning to the bottle for support. I tried to convince myself I had it all under control, but in reality things just kept slipping further out of my control. One morning I woke up after having blacked out the night before. I didn't even know where I was. All I knew was I needed help. Colorado Crisis Services helped me find the rehab and counseling that saved my life. And they'll be there for you, too. So reach out, and get the help that's already waiting for you.

Hope is here. Whatever you're going through, we can help.

I was numb, but my family was hurting.

When I reached out, I felt lost, and I knew that something had to change. I was in my car after an afternoon with my son, and I was high. No matter how well I tried to hide it, he could always tell. I knew that I had to get clean, if not for me, for him.
That’s when I decided to call Colorado Crisis Services. They understood just how hard, and just how necessary, my next steps would be. I know the journey ahead won’t be easy, but thanks to the team at Colorado Crisis Services, I believe I can become the parent my son needs. I’m glad I reached out, and you will be too.

Hope is here. Whatever you're going through, we can help.

I thought getting high could put me above it all.

When I reached out, I thought I was a lost cause. I started getting high to try to escape from all the crap in my life. An abusive relationship, my job, my family. But then getting high stopped making things feel better, and started making them feel worse. Everything felt out of control. When I’d get high, I’d start wondering if it’d be best if I never came back down.
When I discovered Colorado Crisis Services, they helped me realize that I deserve to be in control, and that it was actually possible. I used to let my addiction tell me I was worthless, and I believed it. But now I know I’m worthy of help. And so are you.

Hope is here. Whatever you're going through, we can help.

My spiral started with a sip.

When I reached out, I had just relapsed. Things had really felt different this time, but suddenly I found myself at the bottom of a bottle. The day had started off fine, but stress at work exploded into a fight with a coworker, and I made a pit stop on my drive home. I was laid low by my addiction that night. I felt like a failure and a fake.
A friend recommended Colorado Crisis Services, and they turned out to be the hand that helped pull me up when I needed it most. I know now that I will never feel like I have to walk the long road to recovery alone. Neither do you.

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Hope is here. Whatever you're going through, we can help.

She was in all the pictures, but she wasn’t really there.

When I reached out, my sister’s addiction had taken her away from us. She was in her room most of the time, and I’d hardly seen her in months. I’d tried to tell her I was worried, but she never heard me.
After a conversation about her addiction got heated, I started searching for new ways to connect. That’s when I discovered Colorado Crisis Services. They listened, and helped me figure out the next steps that it took to finally reach my sister. Thanks to the professionals at Colorado Crisis Services, my family is back together. And yours can be too.