There is a break in video from .26 to 1.22. The Intervention continues with the help of Ken Seeley. Chris’ Dad and Partner Shawn read their letters to Chris at Chris’ Intervention.

The Pre-Intervention with Ken Seeley and Chris’ Family and Friends.

The Halloween Party There is a break from .09 to 1.09. Please fast forward.

His father believes Chris should be able to stop drinking by sheer force of will, but his mother believes that genetics is to blame for hisalcoholism. There is a break in the video from .42-1.41. Please fast forward.

Jason, 23, is from a religiously strict family. Jason’s parents dealt plenty of punishments. However, after his mother reveals a pressing secret, Jason’s father was ejected from the church and had to take up several jobs to feed his family. Left with minimal supervision, Jason turned to drugs and alcohol, and his younger sister, Joy, soon followed. Can a double intervention save these siblings? *I am stating that I have no intentions of selling these videos. I don’t make any money off of them, nor do I have intentions to do so. I post them simply for viewing. All video content is a production of and belongs to A&E.*

Chris and his Dad talk about some issues that bothered Chris.

Pam is an alcoholic with a terrible past full of failed marriages and abuse. She uses drinking to cope with her past and to try to move forward in her life. Cirrhosis, the degradation of the liver due specifically to alcohol, has already claimed one member of her family. Her family does not want Pam to be the second victim and urge her through an Intervention to agree to treatment.

Chris remembers coming out to his family.

Once a socialite, high school cheerleader, regular actress on All My Children and The Doctors, and was a once very successful interior decorator. Now Sylvia, working as a retailer, has been an alcoholic for 5 years. She drinks up to 15 mini bottles of vodka a day, visits the bar on her lunch break, goes to work drunk, and drives home drunk. Her children were taken away from her and now live with her ex-husband. Her mother often comes to her house, and searches for Sylvia’s stash and throws anything she can find in the garbage. Everyone can see Sylvia’s problem is getting worse day by day, and an intervention may be Sylvia’s only chance to save herself.

Leslie is a mother of three kids and a prominent member of the community. She volunteers her time at her children’s school and at the local church. However, she’s hiding a dark and raging addiction to alcohol that threatens the family’s stability. After many encounters with the law because of her addiction, can Leslie finally choose her family over alcohol with the help of an intervention?