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Thank you for sharing your journey 💞

I truly hope she knows how many lives she has saved

This woman is brilliant, kind , empathetic , selfless . I owe my sobriety of 8 years to this woman .

This breaks my heart. And thank you for sharing. We desperately need to increase access to good mental health support.

Very powerful and moving. This series is incredibly interesting and inspiring to watch.

These are great videos please keep it coming. I'm from Sarnia, Ontario and in my 3rd year of recovery. It's crazy how much we all can relate with each other. Thank you for sharing your story ❤

Masturbation is my solution. Still struggling

Kim, as you know, I had the honour of meeting Katie a few times. Thank you for sharing your and Katie's story. Jeff

Kim, I will always remember Katie as such a lovely girl. I always enjoyed seeing her at Mike’s house especially when we were watching my cousins. Knowing Katie before this happened, and knowing your loving family - it is true that this can happen to anyone and any family. Thank you for sharing yours and Katie’s story. xo

Great story man

I feel on you on the dog. My dog saved me to!

Thank you for sharing Katie's Story ♥ You are not alone.

Have you talked to people who are on safer supply in your channel? I have been injecting opioids for about 16 years, I live in Atlantic Canada and safer supply was a game changer for me. Not just the medication itself but the healthcare I got at the clinic was much more effective than OAT clinics that prescribe methadone and suboxone. I got treated like a human being. I could be honest, the stigma was gone. I hope you capture those perspectives too because we need to push back the negative narratives of safer supply

Thank you for sharing! Praying that your testimony will help many others!

I"m grateful for your position on intervention. It has bewildered me to hear tropes where sufferers are seen to be capable of autonomy, self-advocacy, self-referral etc., while in the grips of addiction that gives no quarter to the self. You've opened a window of hope for me. It's refreshing to hear a voice of reason.

I was not able to compartmentalize and had to leave after 3 years. AMA's & Obituaries broke my heart. I still volunteer and donate craft supplies and candy. 💙 💜

You Rock🎉 ❤

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I remember meeting Kim when I first registered with First Steps in 2009. Pretty sure she completed my intake for the program. Sounds like she's still just as compassionate about helping people as she was when I walked through those doors. Her compassion and respect for her patients play a HUGE role in helping people live a productive life in their addiction. Harm reduction programs need more people like her in the field💜

Great episode. I love her compassion and respect for her clients.

So how are you helping ppl my friend..ive recovered from my addiction 33 yrs ago and i help ppl by showing them how i recovered a personal house cleaning im one on ine guy

Your story was so inspiring, thank you for sharing your journey.

To watch the complete 180 you have done for yourself over the past 10 years is nothing short of inspiring. Can’t wait to see what the next 10 years brings you!