Sister’s Hope
When you hear that someone is struggling with drug addiction, you immediately feel sympathy for their parents and/or spouse. What you may not realize is that another family member is equally affected if not more affected; the siblings of the addict. Your sister is your first friend, the person you grow up with and the person that you’re closest to. Most sisters are best friends; someone who you can turn to when you need to complain about your parents, when you can’t sleep, or when you just need a laugh. Having your sibling, your best friend kidnapped by this disease is devastating; like having a part of your heart and soul ripped away. You get so worried that you take on a parental mindset of constant worry and need for control, therefore losing grip of the special bond and relationship that exists between sisters.
We’re here to tell all of the struggling siblings out there that there is HOPE; the hope of getting your sibling back, hope for your future nieces and nephews, hope for recovery. A Sister’s Hope is a recovery scholarship, especially for women battling addiction, inspired by a sibling who is eternally grateful that her sister is clean, serene, and back to herself.
To make a donation under Sister’s Hope name, click anywhere on this bio or the picture. Thank you!
