I was ordered a DRR in court for support from a relationship I was in from the age of mid teens to early 20's. It wasn’t a nice relationship, I thought it was normal to be treated the way I was, I didn’t know any different at the time where this was my first and I was so young.
Days went on, years went on, the whole way through was nothing but a disaster. Then came the mornings I would dread to wake up, I was blind, I hated myself for putting up with something that wasn’t right, I blamed myself, I started to abuse substances based on feelings. They would help me take the pain away, it was a push to get through my day and it started to become a problem.
I've recently started to work with inclusion and I've been given a great worker named Aaron, he does all he can to support me and I couldn’t wish for anyone better working on my behalf, we’ve recently put together a plan and he’s helped me completely stop what I was on and go the right way about it via medication and lots of help.
I’m feeling a lot better in myself and starting to realise I didn’t need that, I feel so much happier and free now I’m away from the substances holding me back, everyone I've met at the hub is great, very friendly, kind and care about people a lot.
I feel as if Inclusion have helped me at another chance in life, they’ve helped me find my path and build something good for myself and my child.
"Given another chance at life after domestic violence"
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