Joan Gipson

I love this show. It brings to light a very tragic part of society in a way that makes people watch. It shows real situations and real aftermaths. It does not sugar coat serious issues. It does it in a way that makes people watch. It can make you laugh, cry and become enlightened in one episode. It covers all kinds of society issues: disability, drug addiction, homosexuality, bisexuality, single parenting, promiscuity, sobriety, criminal justice, rehab, alcoholism, etc. These are real issues affecting real people. This half hour show allows those who are in the throws of relatives with addictions to take a moment to laugh about the little successes that mean so much. It also explores family dynamics while struggling with addictions. That is the unspoken parts of addictions. The mother daughter relationship is priceless in this show as it is very real and ebbs and flows with so many emotions at the same time. Thank you for creating this show.