Kim Kilgore, 60, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, reads the morning meditation passage to the residents living in the All About Recovery younger womens sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. Kilgore is the house mother for the older women's sober home, also in Loxahatchee. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Kim Kilgore, 60, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, reads the morning meditation passage to the residents living in the All About Recovery younger womens sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. Kilgore is the house mother for the older women's sober home, also in Loxahatchee. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Mariana Lovecchio, 28, of Wellington, Florida, listens to the morning meditation passage in the All About Recovery younger womens sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. Lovecchio has been a resident since December 2015 and has been sober for over 100 days. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Kelly McEnna, 36, of Loxahatchee, holds a cup of coffee and listens to the morning meditation passage in the All About Recovery younger womens sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. McEnna has been a resident in the younger woman's sober home since April 2016 and is recovering from an opiate addiction. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Amy Kilgore, 37, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, listens to the morning meditation passage in the All About Recovery younger womens sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. Kilgore is a recovering heroin addict and has been a resident in the younger women's sober home since March 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Tabitha Franks, 31, of Loxahatchee, shares her thoughts on the morning meditation passage with the group in the All About Recovery younger womens sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. Franks is a recovering alcoholic and has been a resident of the younger women's sober home since November, 2015. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Shelby Sparrow of Plantation, Florida, shares her thoughts on the morning meditation passage with the group in the All About Recovery younger womens sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Shelby Sparrow of Plantation, Florida, shares her thoughts on the morning meditation passage with the group in the All About Recovery younger womens sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Mariana Lovecchio, 28, of Wellington, Florida, listens to the morning meditation passage in the All About Recovery younger womens sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. Lovecchio, a recovering heroin addict, has been a resident since December 2015 and has been sober for over 100 days. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Mariana Lovecchio, 28, of Wellington, Florida, listens to the morning meditation passage in the All About Recovery younger womens sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. Lovecchio, a recovering heroin addict, has been a resident since December 2015 and has been sober for over 100 days. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Eva Derrickson, 26, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, shares her thoughts on the morning meditation passage with the group in the All About Recovery younger womens sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. Derrickson, a former cocaine and heroin addict has been in the younger women's sober home since January 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Residents of the younger womens sober home in Loxahatchee sit outside and discuss the morning meditation passage on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. Each morning a different inspirational passage is read and the residents discuss their thoughts on how the reading relates to them and their path to beating their addictions. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Amy Kilgore, 37, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, shares her thoughts on the morning meditation passage with the group in the All About Recovery younger womens sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. Kilgore is a recovering heroin addict and has been a resident of the younger women's sober home since March 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Nita Reach, 38, of Loxahatchee, listens while residents of the younger womens sober home relate how the morning mediation passage relates to them and their path to beating their addictions on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. Reach is the 'house mother' for the younger womens sober home. Reach, a former alcholic, has been in the younger women's sober home since January 2015. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Nita Reach, 38, of Loxahatchee, listens while residents of the younger womens sober home relate how the morning mediation passage relates to them and their path to beating their addictions on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. Reach is the 'house mother' for the younger womens sober home. Reach, a former alcholic, has been in the younger women's sober home since January 2015. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Prescription medication about to be taken by a resident of All About Recovery's young womens sober home on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. The residents of the sober home must take their prescribed medication (mostly anti-depressants) in front of the house mother (Nita Reach, not pictured) to ensure they are not hoarding their medication. The medication is kept in a locked room that only Reach has access to. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Nita Reach, 38, of Loxahatchee, listens while residents of the younger womens sober home relate how the morning mediation passage relates to them and their path to beating their addictions on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. Reach is the 'house mother' for the younger womens sober home. Reach, a former alcholic, has been in the younger women's sober home since January 2015. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Kelly McEnna of Loxahatchee signs a log book, verifying that she received her daily prescriptions from house mother, Nita Reach (not pictured) on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. The residents of the sober home must take their prescribed medication (mostly anti-depressants) in front of the house mother to ensure they are not hoarding their medication. The medication is kept in a locked room that only Reach has access to. McEnna has been a resident in the younger woman's sober home since April 2016 and is recovering from an opiate addiction. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Shelby Sparrow of Plantation, Florida takes her daily medication on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. The residents of the sober home must take their prescribed medication (mostly anti-depressants) in front of the house mother (Nita Reach, not pictured) to ensure they are not hoarding their medication. The medication is kept in a locked room that only Reach has access to. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Shelby Sparrow of Plantation, Florida, smiles after taking her daily medication on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. The residents of the sober home must take their prescribed medication (mostly anti-depressants) in front of the house mother (Nita Reach, not pictured) to ensure they are not hoarding their medication. The medication is kept in a locked room that only Reach has access to. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Amy Kilgore of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, reaches into a bag that contains her prescription medication on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. The residents of the sober home must take their prescribed medication (mostly anti-depressants) in front of the house mother (Nita Reach, not pictured) to ensure they are not hoarding their medication. The medication is kept in a locked room that only Reach has access to. Kilgore has been a resident of the younger women's sober home since March 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Amy Kilgore, 37, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, tips out her medication from a prescription bottle on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. The residents of the sober home must take their prescribed medication (mostly anti-depressants) in front of the house mother (Nita Reach, not pictured) to ensure they are not hoarding their medication. The medication is kept in a locked room that only Reach has access to. Kilgore has been a resident of the younger women's sober home since March 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Eva Derrickson (left), 26, Mariana Lovecchio (center), 28, and Kelly McEnna (right), residents of the All About Recovery younger womens sober home in Loxahatchee, are waiting at the kitchen counter for a fresh pot of coffee to brew on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Eva Derrickson (left), 26, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania signs a log book, verifying that she received her daily prescriptions from house mother, Nita Reach (right) on Wednesday, May 10, 2016. The residents of the sober home must take their prescribed medication (mostly anti-depressants) in front of the house mother to ensure they are not hoarding their medication. The medication is kept in a locked room that only Reach has access to. Derrickson, a former cocaine and heroin addict has been in the younger women's sober home since January 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)