As a gift to John for helping Hubert and his family come together for the intervention, the show's producers paid for John to have his badly misaligned and decaying teeth capped and replaced. John is equally sad about not being allowed to see Hubert, but acknowledges that if Hubert staying away from him is crucial to maintaining Hubert's sobriety, it is a small price to pay to save his life. Hubert also struggles with house rules about no interactions with people previously involved with possibly enabling the addicts, meaning he must avoid seeing old friend John, a fellow homeless person who often fed Hubert, bought alcohol and helped him find a safe place to sleep.

But he still struggles with the death of his stepfather, who finally admitted during the intervention that he had been a 'terrible father' to Hubert Hubert was able to fulfill his stepfather's dying wish – to see Hubert sober – by coming to his bedside just weeks into his rehab. Hubert, a former homeless alcoholic, is nine months sober and has a new job as well as a new home in a halfway house program called Clean and Sober Living. Ryan puts this to the test just six weeks later as he is kicked out of Oasis' Sober Living program for prank-calling his former girlfriend. He will be kicked out of Oasis if he breaks one more rule or continues to defy the staff counselors and doctors. Ryan, as in his earlier stints in rehab, openly refuses to conform to the facility's rules the facility's director, speaking at a follow-up hearing after Ryan's first 60 days at Oasis, informs the judge of Ryan's continued rule-breaking and asks the judge to remind Ryan of the terms of the sentence.

Now he's back in rehab at Oasis in Anaheim, California, a facility where he'd had previous clashes with the rehab director, under orders from a judge to stay in rehabilitation for one year or face a jail sentence for heroin possession and DUI conviction. Ryan, an Ox圜ontin addict, was in and out of treatment for months before dropping out entirely and hitting bottom as a homeless heroin addict on the streets of L.A.

He has been sober since July 2008.Ī look at how two people have fared since their interventions. Returning to Los Angeles, he was evicted from his loft after living with friends and doing drugs and continuing to drink, Fabian finally hit a bottom and entered a 12-step recovery program. Fabian was kicked out of his treatment program after only 33 days for making homemade wine. Epilogue: Dawn completed treatment, returned to Nebraska and was sober for a year before she relapsed in July 2008 she says she is 'trying to get sober again'. Her family hopes an intervention will save her before she starves to death.Įpilogue: After the episode re-aired in March 2008 indicated that Emily actually lost weight at her first rehab center she transferred to another center for eating disorders and was put on a feeding tube and has finally begun to gain weight.ĭawn, a forty-nine-year-old former model, is now homeless and wanders around town using meth and suffering from the effects of meth psychosis.įabian is an amateur artist, musician and photographer who was once a rising star in the Los Angeles entertainment promotion scene, but his childhood growing up with a bipolar mother who once kept her miscarried fetuses in jars and boxes in closets, coupled with his girlfriend miscarrying Fabian's child, sends him down a meth and alcohol spiral toward oblivion. She dieted in hopes of regaining control of her life, but now she weighs less than 90 pounds. Her shameful feelings intensified when she was date-raped in college. Despite winning many academic and athletic honors, Emily suffered from depression and low self-esteem.

This twenty-six-year-old grew up struggling to meet her parents' high expectations, as well as constantly being overshadowed by her more outgoing identical twin, Tiffany.

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