Ep 11. Ginjer

In season 15 episode 11 of Intervention, the focus is on Ginjer, a 28-year-old woman who has been struggling with an addiction to crack cocaine. Ginjer's addiction has taken over her life, causing her to prioritize getting high over everything else. She has lost custody of her three children and has been in and out of jail multiple times.

Throughout the episode, viewers get a glimpse into Ginjer's life before and after addiction. Her childhood was filled with trauma, including physical and sexual abuse, which led to her using drugs as a coping mechanism. As she got older, her addiction escalated, and she began using crack cocaine regularly.

Ginjer's family and friends worry about her safety and well-being. They describe her as a loving and caring person who would do anything for her family and friends. However, her addiction has caused her to become distant and isolated from those who love her.

The intervention process begins with family and friends sharing their concerns with Ginjer. They discuss the impact her addiction has had on their lives and how they want to support her in getting sober. Ginjer is initially resistant to the idea of treatment, but eventually agrees to go to a rehab facility.

Throughout her time in rehab, Ginjer struggles with the realities of her addiction. She opens up about her past traumas and the emotional pain she has been carrying with her. With the help of her therapist and the support of her peers in rehab, Ginjer begins to see the importance of getting sober and working towards a better future.

However, the road to recovery is not easy for Ginjer. She experiences a relapse and must confront the consequences of her actions. Despite this setback, Ginjer remains committed to her sobriety and continues to work on herself with the support of her loved ones.

In the end, viewers see Ginjer's transformation from a person consumed by addiction to a woman who is determined to build a better life for herself and her family. The episode serves as a reminder of the importance of love, support, and perseverance in the face of addiction.