E1 - Katherine C.

Aired: July 31, 2017

In the season premiere, Katherine was a bright college student with dreams of becoming a journalist until she was abducted and brutally assaulted. Katherine swiftly spiraled, becoming dependent on a dangerous mix of drugs to mask the trauma. Her parents have already purchased a burial plot for her and are certain that it’s only a matter of time before they bury their only child.

E2 - Tanisha L.

Aired: August 07, 2017

A woman battles a heroin addiction that surfaced after her fiancé was murdered in front of her.

E3 - Joshua B.

Aired: August 14, 2017

A successful businessman who underwent back surgery develops a life-threatening addiction to pain pills and hand sanitizer.

E4 - Shiann G.

Aired: August 21, 2017

At the age of 22, Shiann has already faced a lifetime of pain. The shocking death of her sister, a diagnosis of A.S., a progressive and debilitating disease, and an unexpected divorce, sent this once vivacious fitness model and bodybuilder down a path of meth-fueled binges. With no help in sight, her family fears losing another loved one to an early death.

E5 - Melissa

Aired: August 28, 2017

A woman who slipped back into a life of crack cocaine and heroin abuse sells her body to support her habits; family members fear she will lose more than just the custody of her son.

E6 - Austin

Aired: September 11, 2017

A student's decision to stay in a local high school with his friends instead of attending a school for gifted teens leads to a life of partying and an addiction to heroin and fentanyl.

E7 - Alex

Aired: September 11, 2017

Family dysfunction and a life spent on the road turn a young musician's fondness for drink into a debilitating, fall-down addiction.

E8 - Samantha

Aired: September 18, 2017

A woman gives up using crystal meth and heroin following the birth of her two daughters, but soon falls back into addiction and loses custody of her children.

E9 - Ashley

Aired: September 18, 2017

The haunting memory of childhood molestation causes a tae kwon do prodigy to turn to the numbing effects of drugs at the age of 15; six years later, the former athlete is deeply addicted to crack cocaine and IV opioids.