Charlotte Seaman

And I genuinely couldn't see it.

I thought I was going to die like that.

And then I wanted to die like that because I just wanted the pain to stop.

So yeah, just never give up hope because recovery is out there.

I mean,

Like I said earlier, recovery's not only saved my life, but the things that I'm doing today, you know, I work with Open Road, volunteer at Open Road, which is drug and alcohol services, so I give back.

I do stuff with Rehubs, which is a 28-day treatment programme.

I promote that online.

Adapt, which is another rehab, a women's rehab.

I'm the ambassador for that.

You know, from being a no-good junkie is what people may seem.

Now, look, I'm a mother to my children.

Because as soon as I started to speak my truth, my story...

it started to heal parts of me.

I don't really know why, but it did.

Yeah.

And, you know, then I get messages to say that it's helping others.

So by me sharing my truth and also at the same time, nobody can ever say anything to me.

Not a thing, you know.

No one can't come out and say, oh, well, you as a prostitute or you as this or you as that.