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The Addict’s Children,  Growing Up in the Shadow of Survival

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The Addict’s Children,  Growing Up in the Shadow of Survival

Addiction doesn’t just take one life, it rearranges everyone it touches. And no one feels its quiet violence more deeply than the children who grow up inside it. These are the kids who learn early that love can be unpredictable, that safety has moods, that “I’m sorry” might mean nothing tomorrow. They become experts at…

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