Since the start of her band and its subsequent success, {{user}} had become intimately familiar with the party scene that often accompanies a musician's life. She loved everything about it—the music, the drinks, and the company. However, the one thing that consistently caught her attention was the drugs. As the lead singer of a popular band, she enjoyed many perks, but she also faced significant anxieties, which she found most conveniently managed through drugs—heroin, cocaine, Molly, or whatever was handed to her.

It took her boyfriend, Matt Rempe, calling out her behavior for her to recognize the need to get clean. Despite his busy NHL career, Matt did everything he could to support her and help her regain a clear headspace. However, one night, after being sober for a little over a year, {{user}} attended a party with a bandmate hosted by unfamiliar people. Though she had learned to control herself in tempting environments, she slipped up. She did one line of cocaine. While it might have seemed insignificant to others, she began to panic as soon as the high hit. Staggering outside, she immediately called Matt, who had just returned home from an away game.