Intervention: An Entire Family Addicted to Fentanyl - Part 1 | A&E

An entire family is struggling with fentanyl addiction, in part 1 of this clip from Season 24.

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"Intervention" profiles people whose addictions or other compulsive behaviors have brought them to a point of personal crisis, and the friends and family members who come together to help them.

[sylvie]

Prescribing Xanax to a child with family history of drug addiction is one of the most strikingly irresponsible medical decisions I’ve ever heard in my life. Shame on that doctor.

[brisetta]

This coming weekend makes 5 years clean from my heroin addiction, and watching intervention is one of the ways that I remind myself of why I never want to go back to that life. Thank goodness for this show!

[ivyeemiller]

My heart goes out to that Dad. He's a real father. My Dad never left my side either, no matter how much pain he felt. Kudos my Dude

[judderzm]

Started my rehab journey today after 26 years on heroin

[ernacebolla]

The way Chantal and her mother both hold unnatural smiles on their faces even when talking about the horrible things they’ve been through is unsettling

[naomikaylee]

For the people wondering why she’s smiling while talking about her traumatic life, it’s called “ coping mechanism “ some of us been hurt so bad in life that we just smile at our pain we don’t wanna cry. It’s the way we cope.

[jadebug]

This dad is a super hero. My heart breaks for him and all the pain he has to deal with. He does an awesome job of showing there are still wonderful loyal fathers out there <3

[princessofpigs]

Honestly props to the Dad, I hope he’s able find his own support system.

[max-comfy]

Me and my brother are huge fans of Sylvia - I remember watching her intervention and it was unreal. To see her now as an interventionist gives me life.

[lefish]

Oh my gosh poor Jordan. “Thankfully he turned out okay” no he obviously didn’t wtf

[mogo]

Seeing Sylvia as an interventionist from her struggles she went through, is incredibly inspiring!!

[allisonjames]

The interventionist seems so nice, calm & confident. Hard to believe she’s struggled with her own addictions but great that she’s managed to overcome them & gone into an area where her experiences will definitely help others

[bunnierap]

This is heartbreaking, but I love seeing Sylvia's progression as an interventionist. Her own intervention was so sad as she tried so hard to be a functioning person while addicted. She's changed lives I know it.

[carolinerowles]

An intervention for the grandmother's wig is desperately needed.

[scottyoung]

Xanax for anxiety? That doctor who prescribed that to her at such a young age is sickening. No wonder she went down such a path 😳

[accuser_of_the_brethren]

It always makes me happy to see Sylvia still doing so well. Her episode was an eye opener in the sense that addiction doesn't care who you are or your background and age. It can happen to anyone. You could tell everyone around her like her boss, best friend and her mom really loved her and wanted her to be healthy and be the same person she was before the alcohol. She's such an awesome person and inspiring.

[moe.ronlife]

Kind of crazy they had the lady from one of the original intervention seasons do this intervention. Glad to see her come out on the other side! Hopefully she can help this family.

[RaeBattleRapsMood]

My fav interventionist: "WHERE ARE MY BABYYYYS???!, I'll never forget her episode. Proud of her.

[luckyneko]

So sad. They started out so young. The father was industrious enough to start a business and made a good living. Their lives could have been so different without the drugs.

[babiijean]

Its crazy how drugs can change a person entirely. They looked like completely different people in the pictures!