Brooke, 26, uses prescription pain killers to control her early onset of rheumatoid arthritis. Brooke has now become addicted to these prescription pills, which often contain opiates, a very addictive category of substances. She denies her dependence on the drug and her family is hoping an intervention can make her realize that she needs help.

She sits in her garage every day, popping painkillers, anti-depressants, anti-psychotics and sleeping pills. Sandra’s pill use is so bad that her two sons, 17 and 11, have left the house. Her best friend, Julie, moved in with her, and although Julie suffers from multiple sclerosis, she takes care of all the housework. Julie and Sandra’s husband, Dan, ration Sandra’s pills so she doesn’t overdose. They know they’re enabling her, but they’re afraid of what will happen if they stop. Sandra’s family is ready to try an intervention, but they’re not sure she’ll ever choose her family over her addiction.

Intervention : Linda Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. Drug Addiction : Fentanyl Lolly Pops (pain killer like morphine) Linda’s story was pretty cool Chinese Immigrant Parents Own 3 Successful Business’ And Put there own kids to work And didnt pay them or buy them shit. The Mom was very fruggle and the Dad, well… It looks like the mom wears the pants And makes the descisions.. It’s sad too. Because the Dad was a lot more reasonable of the two he seemed to be smarter than the Mom… Linda got work as an Extra in Movies, But then She went nuts. She claims She fucked up her joints on the set of a movie (really?) So i guess that means she gets a fat government check every other week She also lives off of her parents “nest egg” Which Linda pretty much drained thus far, Making her parents buy things like A Dentist Chair, A NICE home in Agoura Hills California … Linda has a brother who her parents made stay with her, and watch her almost like an In-home nurse, only thing is, Linda treats him like shit, And he has to do stuff like whipe her, after she goes to the restroom, and bathe her, and even do disgusting shit, like change her tampons… Pretty much at the end of the show they get her to go to a Rehab Help Clinic (no thanks to her Mom … Poor woman looks like she’s going bald from all this) And Linda completed the rehab and now stays in a Mental Health Clinic. At the end of the show she says something along the lines of, “If someone asked me, Would you allow your parents, and your whole family to die, if it means the pain inside of you will go away? And she said Yes… I guess the anger over her miss spent childhood got to her. BITCH WENT APEY.

She sits in her garage every day, popping painkillers, anti-depressants, anti-psychotics and sleeping pills. Sandra’s pill use is so bad that her two sons, 17 and 11, have left the house. Her best friend, Julie, moved in with her, and although Julie suffers from multiple sclerosis, she takes care of all the housework. Julie and Sandra’s husband, Dan, ration Sandra’s pills so she doesn’t overdose. They know they’re enabling her, but they’re afraid of what will happen if they stop. Sandra’s …

Brooke, 26, uses prescription pain killers to control her early onset of rheumatoid arthritis. Brooke has now become addicted to these prescription pills, which often contain opiates, a very addictive category of substances. She denies her dependence on the drug and her family is hoping an intervention can make her realize that she needs help.

Desirae is addicted to inflicting pain on her husband. Now her husband, Mike, desperately wants an intervention because he’s afraid that Desirae’s addiction will destroy thier relationship. Their family is afraid if she does not get help she will cause Mike permanent phsyical damage.

Brooke from a&e Intervention talks about how her life has been since her Intervention follow up episode was filmed

Brooke, 26, uses prescription pain killers to control her early onset of rheumatoid arthritis. Brooke has now become addicted to these prescription pills, which often contain opiates, a very addictive category of substances. She denies her dependence on the drug and her family is hoping an intervention can make her realize that she needs help.

She sits in her garage every day, popping painkillers, anti-depressants, anti-psychotics and sleeping pills. Sandra’s pill use is so bad that her two sons, 17 and 11, have left the house. Her best friend, Julie, moved in with her, and although Julie suffers from multiple sclerosis, she takes care of all the housework. Julie and Sandra’s husband, Dan, ration Sandra’s pills so she doesn’t overdose. They know they’re enabling her, but they’re afraid of what will happen if they stop. Sandra’s …