I’ve been treated fairly, equally, and with compassion by the staff, residents, even by the house pets (Alice and Ollie) at the Women’s Care Center. The house is run with great structure. The Executive Director, Cathryn Shaw, does everything within her means to make sure we are all equipped with the necessities we need. I have been blessed. God sent me where he wanted me to be. He answered my prayers.

I was accepted in a three-month treatment center in Hannibal. Afterwards, I wasn’t strong enough to stay clean. I wasn’t ready to enter back into day-to-day life. I contacted Salvation Army and they accepted me into their 30-day program. I told my case manager I wanted to go to a sober living house, and she recommended All Among Us. Being around other residents who are not using helps me in my sobriety. I’m very thankful for All Among Us. It means having a safe haven.

My experience at All Among Us has been difficult, overwhelming, accomplished, prosperous, blessed, and needed. I have learned other people struggle just like me. My time has been amazing. The ability to achieve my goals in a short amount of time is mind boggling. I like how staff says that twelve steps are not just for alcoholics and the drug addicted. If a woman is willing to change, anything is possible. Just look at me! I’ve opened myself up and put myself in the company of others and God has moved mountains. Imagine my testimony in one to two years. All Among Us. There is a tremendous blessing placed upon its name.