Amy Kilgore, 37, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, reads the morning meditation at the All About Recovery younger women's sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. Kilgore is a recovering heroin addict and has been in the sober home since March 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

The text of the morning meditation titled "Keep it Simple" which was read by Amy Kilgore, 37, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a recovering heroin addict on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. After the morning meditation reading, the residents have to relate to the group how the passage affects them in their path to recovery. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Amy Kilgore, 37, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, reads the morning meditation at the All About Recovery younger women's sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. Kilgore is a recovering heroin addict and has been in the sober home since March 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Amy Kilgore (left) , 37, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, talks about how the morning meditation "Keep it Simple" relates to her and her path to recovery from heroin addiction on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. Eva Derrickson (right), 26, listens as she sips coffee. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Amy Kilgore (left) , 37, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, talks about how the morning meditation "Keep it Simple" relates to her and her path to recovery from heroin addiction on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. Eva Derrickson (right), 26, listens as she sips coffee. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Eva Derrickson, 26, of Loxahatchee, Florida relates to the residents how the morning meditation "Keep it Simple" relates to her and her path to recovery from heroin addiction on Tusday, May 31, 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Eva Derrickson, 26, of Loxahatchee, Florida relates to the residents how the morning meditation "Keep it Simple" relates to her and her path to recovery from heroin addiction on Tusday, May 31, 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 31, 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)

Shelby Sparrow, 21, from Plantation, Florida smokes a cigarette while she listens to the other residents of the All About Recovery younger women's sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida explain how the morning meditation passage "Keep it Simple" replates to them and their path to recovery on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. Sparrow is a recovering heroin addict and has lived at the sober home for four months. She is 5 months clean. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Ashlie Brassbridge, 28, from Bucksport, Maine, shares with the residents during the morning meditation on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. Brassbridge is a new resident at the All About Recovery younger women's sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida and is a heroin addict. She has been in the sober home since May 30, 2016 and has been clean for less than a day. (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 31, 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)

Amy Kilgore, 37, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, smokes while listening to the other sober home residents talk about how the morning meditation "Keep it Simple" on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. Eva Derrickson (right), 26, listens as she sips coffee. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Nita, Reach, 37, of Loxahatchee, shares with the residents how the morning meditation "Keep it Simple" relates to her path to recovery at the All About Recovery younger women's house in Loxahatchee, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Jennifer L., 30, from Worcester, Massachusetts, talks about how the morning meditation passage "Keep it Simple" relates to her path to recovery from heroin addiction at the All About Recovery younger women's sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. Jennifer has been in the sober home for 3 1/2 months and has over 100 days clean. [JENNIFER DID NOT WANT HER FULL LAST NAME USED - SHE WAS O=KAY WITH USING HER LAST INITIAL.] (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

A coffee cup, packs of cigarettes and an ashtray sits on the patio table where the morning meditation passage was read at the All About Recovery younger women's sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Amy Kilgore, 37, of Loxahatchee, smokes as she listens to other residents of the All About Recovery younger women's sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida share their thoughts about the morning meditation passage "Keep it Simple" on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. Kilgore is a recovering heroin addict and has been in the sober home since March 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

New 'house mom' Karen Altieri Sharp, 56, from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, shares her thoughts on the morning meditation passage "Keep it Simple" at the All About Recovery younger women's home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Shelby Sparrow, 21, from Plantation, Florida, fills out a dinner sheet the residents use when it is their turn to cook dinner for the residents of the All About Recovery younger women's sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. Each of the residents take turns cooking dinner for the house during the week and the list is used for the trip to the supermarket. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

New 'house mom' Karen Altieri Sharp, 56, from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, shares her thoughts on the morning meditation passage "Keep it Simple" at the All About Recovery younger women's home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

'House mom' Nita Reach prepares the morning prescription medication for new resident Ashlie Brassbridge at the All About Recovery younger women's sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. The residents' prescriptions are kept in the house manager's room under lock and key. Residents have to sign a log sheet that they've been given and have taken their medication in front of the house manager. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

'House mom' Nita Reach prepares the morning prescription medication for new resident Ashlie Brassbridge at the All About Recovery younger women's sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. The residents' prescriptions are kept in the house manager's room under lock and key. Residents have to sign a log sheet that they've been given and have taken their medication in front of the house manager. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

'House mom' Nita Reach prepares the morning prescription medication for new resident Ashlie Brassbridge at the All About Recovery younger women's sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. The residents' prescriptions are kept in the house manager's room under lock and key. Residents have to sign a log sheet that they've been given and have taken their medication in front of the house manager. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Jennifer L., signs the prescription medication log book at the All About Recovery younger women's sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Tuesday, May 31 , 2016. The residents' prescriptions are kept in the house manager's room under lock and key. Residents have to sign a log sheet that they've been given and have taken their medication in front of the house manager. [JENNIFER DID NOT WANT HER FULL LAST NAME USED - SHE WAS O=KAY WITH USING HER LAST INITIAL.] (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

A tattoo on the left arm of Shelby Sparrow reads 'Southern born, Southern bred, When I die, I'll be Southern dead.' Sparrow was born and raised in Plantation, Florida. All About Recovery younger women's sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Jennifer L., signs the prescription medication log book at the All About Recovery younger women's sober home in Loxahatchee, Florida on Tuesday, May 31 , 2016. The residents' prescriptions are kept in the house manager's room under lock and key. Residents have to sign a log sheet that they've been given and have taken their medication in front of the house manager. [JENNIFER DID NOT WANT HER FULL LAST NAME USED - SHE WAS O=KAY WITH USING HER LAST INITIAL.] (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

'House mom' Nita Reach unlocks the door to the sober homes' passenger van on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. The house van will be used to transport the residents to All About Recovery's Intensive Outpatient Treatment Center in Royal Palm Beach. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

All About Recovery's 15 passenger van, used to shuttle residents to and from intensive outpatient therapy, work and prearranged, approved field trips. Image captured on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

'House mom' Nita Reach prepares to climb into the door to the sober homes' passenger van on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. The house van will be used to transport the residents to All About Recovery's Intensive Outpatient Treatment Center in Royal Palm Beach. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Sober home resident Eva Derrickson takes her last sip of coffee and smokes her last cigarette before getting in the van. The residents were taken to the All About Recovery Intensive Outpatient Center in Royal Palm Beach on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Sober home resident Shelby Sparrow climbs into the van, which will take the residents to All About Recovery's Intensive Outpatient Program at the main office in Royal Palm Beach, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Tabitha Franks, 31, of Loxahatchee, prepares to climb into the van, which will take the residents to All About Recovery's Intensive Outpatient Program at the main office in Royal Palm Beach, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Shelby Sparrow (left), Jennifer L. (center) and Ashlie Brassbridge ride in the sober home van to their appointment at the All About Recovery Intensive Outpatient Program center in Royal Palm Beach, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Eva Derrickson (left) and Mariana Lovecchio chat on the ride to their appointment at the All About Recovery Intensive Outpatient Program center in Royal Palm Beach, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

From left to right: Eva Derrickson, Amy Kilgore, Mariana Lovecchio, Shelby Sparrow, Jennifer L. and Ashlie Brassbridge ride in the passenger van to their scheduled appointment at the All About Recovery Intensive Outpatient Program center in Royal Palm Beach, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Shelby Sparrow hands her cell phone forward to the front of the van on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. Once the residents arrive at All About Recovery's offices, they are required to hand all of their phones over to the house manager for the duration of their Intensive Outpatient Program session. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Shelby Sparrow hands her cell phone forward to the front of the van on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. Once the residents arrive at All About Recovery's offices, they are required to hand all of their phones over to the house manager for the duration of their Intensive Outpatient Program session. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

From left to right: Amy Kilgore, Mariana Lovecchio, Eva Derrickson and Nita Reach chat and smoke outside the All About Recovery Intensive Outpatient Program center in Royal Palm Beach, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. They are waiting for their therapy session to begin. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

A 'Fairytale' tattoo with fairy dust on the neck of Ashlie Brassbridge. Brassbridge says she got the tattoo to help remind her of better days. Tuesday, May 31, 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Mariana Lovecchio (left), Eva Derrickson (center) and Amy Kilgore (right) chat on a bench outside the All About Recovery Intensive Outpatient Program center in Royal Palm Beach, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. They are waiting for their therapy session to begin. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

While the residents are inside for therapy, new 'house mom' Karen Altieri Sharp goes over the weekly dinner planner and shopping list behind the All About Recovery IOP center in Royal Palm Beach, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

The weekly meal plan and the shopping list for the All About Recovery younger women's house in Loxahatchee, Florida. The residents each take a turn cooking for the house during the week and the meal planner is used to generate a shopping list. Tuesday, May 31 ,2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Nita Reach (left) and Karen Altieri Sharp go over paperwork at a picnic table behind the All About Recovery Intensive Outpatient Program center in Royal Palm Beach, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Nita Reach holds all of the residents' cell phones while they are in their therapy session at the All About Recovery Intensive Outpatient Program center in Royal Palm Beach, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016.(Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

Nita Reach holds all of the residents' cell phones while they are in their therapy session at the All About Recovery Intensive Outpatient Program center in Royal Palm Beach, Florida on Tuesday, May 31, 2016.(Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)

A chore sheet for the week of June 1, 2016. Residents of the All About Recovery young women's sober home are assigned rotating chores on a weekly basis. While required to keep the house clean on a daily basis, a 'deep clean' is performed once a week and residents must focus on the areas of the house they are assigned to clean. Tuesday, May 31, 2016. (Joseph Forzano / The Palm Beach Post)