Karah

Yeah.

So it was probably in that that right there that caused my brother to also like get into addiction.

You know, he was.

14, 15, maybe even 16 at the time, and your dad's telling you, hey, you want some money?

Go sell some drugs.

That's how you'll get your money.

And, again, in such a short amount of time, when we're thinking that everything is going to be okay, it's whiplash.

I mean, we're trying to stay above, you know?

So...

I remember one day I was in middle school and I had this same intuition.

I feel like that something wasn't right going on at home.

And nights at home and days at home were getting worse and worse with the fighting and the yelling and him just being completely strung out, just being completely out of it.

My dad never went back to work when he got out of prison.

He never did the right thing.

He...

And hindsight got out.

He was OK and went right back to the streets.

So I remember being in middle school and that morning it was and this was when my mom was still married to my dad.

My mom was at work and my oldest brother was at home.

He was 23 at the time.