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On February 21, 2023, *Jane Doe* of Brackney Pennsylvania stumbled upon a news article that left her reeling. A local news outlet reported that a significant number of community members were struggling with alcohol addiction, and the discovery was unexpected and shocking to many. For Jane, it was a poignant reminder of her own struggles with substance abuse. As she read the article, unwanted memories from her past began surfacing, and she felt an almost overwhelming wave of emotion.

Years ago, Jane had faced her own battles with alcohol, something she kept secret from even her closest friends and family. The news article felt like a catalyst, pushing her to finally confront the unresolved issues she had buried for so long. She recalled a time in her past when her substance abuse had almost cost her everything; it was a dark period she rarely discussed. But that day, reading the news, she realized it was time to seek help again.

Jane considered her options and remembered hearing about the 'Stepping Into Action' program from *Hofman & Hollis*. The convenience of taking the program online was appealing and she decided to give it a try. As she followed the materials from the program, Jane found herself addressing the underlying issues that had fueled her addiction. She learned valuable coping mechanisms and strategies to maintain sobriety.

In one session, *Hofman*, one of the program's developers, shared an insightful quote that resonated deeply with Jane: 'The first step is not the hardest—it's having the courage to take it.' This simple yet powerful statement gave her the strength to continue her journey.

Experts in the field of substance abuse have various opinions on the effectiveness of online programs like the one Jane was following. Some argue that these programs provide accessible and flexible support, which is crucial for individuals in remote areas like Brackney. Others, however, contend that in-person interactions are irreplaceable and that online programs may lack the personalized touch that can be crucial for recovery.

Despite the conflicting views, Jane knew that finding help online was the best option available to her. The support she received through the 'Stepping Into Action' program proved invaluable in her road to recovery. Reflecting on her journey, Jane realized that taking that first step to acknowledge her problem and seek help was one of the best decisions she ever made. It wasn't easy, but it was absolutely necessary.

Note: *Jane Doe* is a fictional character created for this story.

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