I watched Silvia’s episode (I have it saved on my TiVo) and this episode again and here is what I saw: • In the grips of her addiction, Silvia was messy, unkempt, her hair and makeup were a wreck and her clothes sloppy. Plus her eyes and her entire face are just flat – almost like she’s not in there. • Once Silvia was well into recovery, her hair, makeup, and clothes were impeccable. The same goes for her personality – Silvia is one of those people who really sparkle in her eyes when she’s in control of herself. • When Silvia joined the show as an interventionist, she was so alive and so “put together.” Her hair, makeup, and clothes were always well done, and her personality just exuded love and compassion.
What alarmed me the most last night was her appearance – her clothes were messy, her hair was messy, and she looked really strained. I still saw her warmth and love, but it had an edge to it. She slurred a few words while speaking, but the worst of all was the lack of sparkle.
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My heart is with Silvia – of everyone on the show, she stood out the most and I cried happy tears when she came back as an interventionist. I’ve always loved her gentle style and her unbelievably beautiful soul – you can really feel her love in every intervention.
Silvia, if you read this forum….please, please know that I’m saying this out of love. I am worried about you – I believe you are strong in your recovery but if there’s anything I’ve learned from this show and my own walk down this road, relapse is a major part of recovery and I hope with all my being that I am wrong. Please forgive me if that is the case – but if it isn’t, please know that there are many, many people who love you and know you’re stronger than your addiction. This world would be a terrible place without your gentle soul. I love you and the wonderful things you do! If you need to talk to someone, I give Dizzy my permission to forward my email address to you. I’ve lived with addiction in my family on all sides (both parents, both sides of grandparents, ex-husband, and extended family) and fought my own battle – I do not judge and only want to be a shoulder and a non-judgemental ear. I would imagine it would be hard to reach out to anyone as an interventionist, so I’m offering my ear.
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