Going to the remand center for a couple of months was the reality check I needed. I really believe it saved my life. It caused me to get sober long enough to look at the mess I created in my life and realize that I couldn’t run from myself anymore. I knew I was going to die doing what I was doing and my mind was finally clear enough for me to make the decision to change things.

John 8:32 – Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free. I came to The Narrow Road Home almost two years ago. I was desperate. I was a deceived Christian, struggling with panic attacks. I had been diagnosed as having Dissociative Identity Disorder, depression and other mental health issues. I

It’s never too late for anybody … I am 48, and my life has just begun,’ says recovering addict Lorraine Bruneau, who’s participating in an addiction treatment program at Narrow Road Home in High River along with her daughter, Melissa Bigstone. Bruneau, who is from a First Nation in northern Alberta, shares her story of

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