Family restored through sobriety and collaborative care
- Drug-Free Noble County
- Nov 4
- 1 min read
By Margaret Gibson Legal Intern, ABA Center on Children and the Law

Rodney and Bridget’s family unification story is a testament to hard work and dedication to family. Their journey through the child welfare system began at a period in their lives when both were struggling with substance use disorder. Despite the challenges of getting and staying sober, they were committed to regaining custody of their son, Brandon, following his removal. With her fierce independence and unwavering advocacy, Bridget was able to reunify with Brandon while still in treatment at Noble House. Following graduation, Bridget secured housing and patiently waited for her family to reunify. Due to his consistent effort to maintain sobriety and reunify with his family, Rodney joined Bridget and Brandon upon graduating from the Serenity House. Rodney and Bridget credit several people and organizations in helping them reunify with Brandon, but their dedication and love for each other stand out as the reason their family is together again.





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