family recovery

When Addiction Chooses You Rita Randle helps recovering parents find a better life after overcoming her own addiction process to a successful recovery

Rita Randle’s house caught fire in 1984. Someone had thrown a cocktail bomb that burned the place down and killed Randle’s younger sister. Randle, a 14-year- old at the time, was hospitalized with second and third degree burns. She had 32 surgeries and had to learn to walk again. She was given morphine in the hospital to help with the pain. It began the addiction that she would battle for the next three decades.

“I ran into Dr. Gainers and she pushed me to attend the alumni meetings. Those changed everything.” - Rita Randle case management assistant Family Recovery Program

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