Thunder Valley Rally

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wanted to share a little bit on what Steps to Recovery Homes has meant to me. I came here with no real desire to continue my life. I had lost everything that mattered to me to addiction. The biggest loss of all was my self esteem. It is a long road to freedom, one of the biggest things this program has done for me is keep that road shorter. One step at a time, with support from everyone at steps to recovery I have been given the most valuable gift of all. Hope.

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hanks to my higher power and all of the things that their program has taught me I now have a new life and I’m so happy! I have a job and have never missed a day of work, I have a place to live, and now I have a car. Most importantly, I now have people in my life that love me and care about me and I’m rebuilding relationships with my children and family.

Heather B
Former Client,
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've never worked harder for my recovery in my life, because the people I've met here have proven to me the blessings one is given when you stop lying to yourself about your disease and take accountability for your own life and actions. 90 meetings in 90 days, giving back to the fellowship/ community and family, working steps and practicing principals has been profoundly instilled in me during my stay at Steps to Recovery Homes.

Mike F
Former Client,
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thrive in an environment that values different points of view, but also values partnership and collaboration. Steps To Recovery Homes has all those intrinsic qualities. Plus, I love the people. I’m blessed with an incredible team. They are great human beings who are very good at what they do.

Kelly M
Former Client,
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can't even tell you how lost I was before I came to Steps To Recovery Homes.

Vanessa O
Former Client,
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ost important I have learned to care for and help others, by being a part of a family and a community, and from great examples like Anne and Damien Browning. I am a miracle!

Tami M
Former Client,

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