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Downloadable Video , Riveting real-life television, Intervention explores the lives of people dependent on drugs, alcohol, or other destructive behaviors and the people who intervene to save them. This episode watches as friends try to help year-old Tamela. Molested as a child, she now cuts herself with razor blades. Next, interventionist…. Not knowing how to cope Sara turned to Crystal Meth, and now uses every day, all day if she can.
A self-labeled "junkie," Sara has lost everything, including custody of her daughter. She currently lives with her parents and exists in an endless cycle of drugs, stealing, lying, drug testing, and court appearances. Her family says the only hope for Sara is an Intervention. In the 90s, Travis became a rock and roll star overnight. At years-old, he was swept into the limelight as front man for Days of the New.
But with success came the lure of drugs and alcohol. It didn't take long for Travis' addiction to crystal meth to become more important than his love of music. In this episode, Travis has just been released from the hospital after coming close to death because of an overdose. Yet, days after his release he is already out trolling for a score.
Travis' girlfriend and family know his life is in the balance. But can they get him into treatment before it's too late? Matt comes from an upper-middle class home in New England that is built around family. Every night, he gathers with his mother, father and grandmother around the dinner table to share quality time. But most nights, Matt sneaks out of the house not telling anyone where he goes. Matt has been addicted to crack-cocaine for two years. He has stolen virtually everything of value from his parents, family and friends to support his habit.
It's not something he is proud of; it's a disease he has been unable to overcome. And his parents have no idea how to conquer, so they are turning to an interventionist. Peter, a year-old college graduate and aspiring actor, is wasting his life to a serious video game addiction.
Alienated from his mother who abandoned him when he was 12, Peter escapes into the fantasy world of video games instead of dealing with the problems of his real life. Now living with his father and brother, Peter identifies only to the characters in the games he plays, and he is steadily losing his grasp on reality.
Renee is a young mother of two small children who is married to a husband who adores her. But Renee is struggling with a deadly eating disorder -- bulimia. A past victim of domestic violence and sexual abuse, Renee binge eats to deal with the pain. Caught in a vicious cycle, she is killing herself by taking laxatives and water pills after she binges.
Her husband and friends worry that she will die young and that her destructive habits will be passed on to her children. Taking vicodin a day simply to function and supplementing her usage with percocet , this mother of a 3-and-a-half year old son spends her days gambling her house and car payments while stoned on prescription pills.
Favoring horse tracks because she can take her son with her, Tina says that "my addictions have cost me my life. Cristine is a year-old wife and mother. While she loves her family, she can't live without her beer. Cristine drinks at least 18 beers a day, starting at 7am, sneaking out during work and not stopping until she passes out at night.
Her husband's scared for their son and her mother's terrified that Cristine is killing herself. They are staging an intervention in hopes that Cristine will get help.
Kelly is an anorexic who is down to 93 pounds. And now her young daughter Disa is following in her footsteps, often picking at food and sometimes refusing to eat all together. Kelly's friends are seeking help not just to save Kelly, but her daughter as well.
This story, presented from the Intervention angle, will be an emotional look into the true crisis moment of an upper-middle class family from picturesque Huntington Beach trying to "save their son from certain death. However, Kelly suffers from severe dyslexia and scored a 40 in language.
Placed into emotionally and mentally challenged classes as a child, Kelly's family went on to sue the Malibu School System and prevailed - but not before Kelly had lost all of his self-esteem and hopes of a normal education. The grandchild of legendary comedian Jackie Coogan Uncle Fester on "The Addam's Family" , the now year-old Kelly is a bright, creative and engaging young man - who sleeps in the bushes and uses the jail as a revolving door.
Once an athlete excelling in rollerblading, Kelly was recently robbed of his blades while passed out in a park. The story will open as we join Kelly's family searching for him as he has disappeared again on a binge -- the search will start at the local hospitals and jails. The family, in their own words below, sees Intervention as the last hope for their son. This year-old good-looking graduate from Texas Christian University sold commercial real estate and had a promising future.
Now, he is addicted to prescription pain medication including heavy amounts of the narcotic, oxycontin. Part of a growing epidemic of back pain sufferers in America abusing prescription medication, Mark has undergone seven spinal surgeries that his family is not sure he needed - seemingly to get more medication. Tracing the roots of his problems to a motorcycle accident at the age of 15 he suffered a broken arm and whiplash , Mark claims he has been dealing with failed back syndrome ever since.
Mark takes high doses of medication each day including mg of dezerol, mg of oxycontin, mg of roxycodone and either Paxil, Xanax or Trazodone, on top of a morphine drip that he has implanted in his back. Denying his family access to his doctors or medical records, Mark admits that the amount of medication he takes would kill most people.
And, on top of all these pills, Mark also steals oxycontin from his wife who is dying of Stage 4 Bone Cancer - she was given 2 months to live in December of Mark has agreed to speak about his life and the medication he takes.
Facing Mark in his denial is certain to be emotional and explosive - and truly the final chance for his dying wife, Carolyn, to see her husband clean. Rachel, now 26, grew up a beautiful child in idyllic upper-middle class Maryland.
But her body is withering away and she hasn't been home in years. Rachel is addicted to heroin and lives on the streets, making money as a prostitute. Her family and friends know she has already hit bottom and is nearing death. An intervention is their only hope for Rachel.
Tommy is a year-old executive from Texas. He began using cocaine heavily a little over a year and half ago. Since that time Tommy quit his job, sold his Lexus, his retirement plan and his million-dollar condo to sustain his cocaine habit.
Most of his furniture and other possessions have been sold for cocaine. Tommy is homeless. He is riding around on a bicycle. He sleeps on the roof of his friends' condos or on park benches. He hides from his friends and family because he is so ashamed at what his life has become.
The people who love and care for him are desperate for him to get help, an intervention is their last hope. Michael was a model kid who was always on the honor roll. He is also an amazing musician who taught himself to play guitar and piano by ear. Now at 24 years of age, Michael is addicted to pot, prescription pain pills and beer.
A child of divorce who grew up overweight and a loner, Michael turned to sports and excelled in softball and football. Devastated after not being put into the big game against his rival high school, Michael quit football and never recovered from the rejection.
Once described by those who knew him as sweet and mild, Michael is now a full-fledged rebel.
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