Today I go to court to hopefully get my son home for trial home visit. My poor baby boy has been in foster care for almost 5 years due to my addiction. Today I celebrate my 6 month mark in sobriety. I went from almost having my parental rights terminated in June, to getting him home today. I'm so proud of myself, I never thought I'd get to this point.
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That’s awesome sauce!! Keep pushing forward!!
Congradulations, everything will workout, thats one thing i learned from recovery. Enjoy your day
Way to go 
hopefully the visitation go well ❤🩹
Amen
Great work! You are amazing and inspirational
Oh I bet you’re so happy! I would be to! Keep fighting the good fight! You are awesome!
Congratulations on your 6 months of sobriety. I am happy for you that you're getting your life back on track! And especially your son...I can relate to your story. I lost physical custody of my 2 daughters to my ex-husband over 10 years ago. I was a stay at home mother for all of their lives and my addiction to alcohol and heavy prescription pills got so out of control that I could barely function. Although other things happened at that time like a horrible divorce that I actually initiated, I could barely take care of myself at the end, let alone my girls. It has been almost 12 years and I had to move down to Fl after losing my home where I raised them. I have not seen my girls in All of this time and haven't spoken w them in maybe 5 years. I knew after awhile it was probably in their best interest for me to just stay away rather than keep coming in and out of their lives. I fel comfortable that I have it together for the first time. I am no longer homeless and haven't used my DOC in over 6 months. We can only fix what we can from here forward, and you can do this. Your story makes me excited to finally have the day where I speak w my own girls. Years of pain and anger and bitterness for losing all of this kept me in a vicious cycle of abuse, street life, homelessness and for the most part misery. Be grateful for what you do have and best of luck to you!! And your son.