Inspirational Stories

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Browse Our Inspirational Stories From Our Clients, Staff & Volunteers

Daniel Finch ~ Trustee

09/09/2025

"My name is Daniel Finch, most people call me Danny. I have worked in mental health for many years, my passion is supporting those with Co Occurring conditions of concern with one’s mental health and substance misuse, I am...

Darren Rose ~ Trustee

09/09/2025

1 Comment

"My name is Darren Rose. Two of my sons are currently living with active addiction, and before I found Dilemma, my wife and I were struggling to cope with the impact this had on our family life. Addiction doesn’t just...

Catherine Wright ~ Trustee

17/01/2025

1 Comment

"I am a single mom of 3 teenagers, and I am the adult child of an alcoholic father who was violent and an abuser. This created a pattern of self destruction moving through my life. Then I decided enough is enough!...

Michelle Rose ~ Trustee

16/01/2025

1 Comment

"I am 58 yrs old and have 3 boys. And when I’m not working I love organising and entertaining… family and friends are valuable to me! I have 3 boys from my 1st marriage and a step daughter from my 2nd marriage. I also have...

Scott Yates ~ Trustee

16/01/2025

1 Comment

"Scott is a Director of Operational Transformations Ltd, his own Business Consulting company, and lives in Cannock with his youngest Daughter who works for the NHS. Scott has another daughter who lives in Wednesbury, and a son who has...

Anonymous ~ Trustee

16/01/2025

1 Comment

"Anonymous has worked in a number of compliance/governance roles surrounding government funded training for schools, colleges, universities, and councils. She has a 3 year old son and has first-hand experience of living with an addict in the...

Linda Easto ~ Founder Of Dilemma Charity.

Linda Easto ~ The Founder Of Dilemma

16/01/2025

1 Comment

"Linda has 25 years’ experience of supporting an addicted son. For 18 of those years, she was flying solo, initially not understanding what she was dealing with. She researched and educated herself about addiction but...