(dramatic music)
I feel high now.
Yeah.
Really high.
My daughters are heroin users.
They're junkies.
They sit there like a bunch of hippies.
When we wake up in the morning,
the first thing on our minds is to get high.
It's like I'm married to it.
As soon as it goes through my veins
I just feel 100 times better.
You're high right now, right?
Yeah.
Where'd you get the drugs?
Jersey. We brought it with us.
You brought them with you?
How did you transport them?
Luggage.
Now I am going to go meet the 65 year old man.
This is how I make my money.
I told them,
you do not let anybody treat you guys
like a pice of (beep).
I never thought that I would do that.
I hate these guys and this is what I resort to.
I should've kicked them out,
there's no doubt about it.
I don't care where they went. You think?
Look at this, this is your home, dad!
They beat me down.
Because you are weak.
Grow a pair and be a man!
Here's what has to happen.
You're going to different places away from each other.
You can turn this around.
Well, it's been three years and they are here
and I am proud to say,
one, two, three,
all three of them are sober.
Please welcome Valeen, Amanda, and Tiffany.
Come on out.
(clapping)
Well, it's a
happier day than the first time
I met the three of you, right?
Absolutely. To say the least.
Yeah, you had a little different look
in your eye when I met you last time.
So, Valeen, it's been almost three years,
where do you think you would be
if you had not come here?
I believe I'd be dead or wishing I was dead.
My life has changed so much for the better.
Yeah, life is good today.
I wanna thank you for having us back here.
It's definitely a different experience
and I mean,
I can actually live life today.
And experience it.
We deal with real people in the real world
and real life and this isn't always
a success only journey right.
And you've had a hiccup along the way, correct?
Yeah.
And you had a relapse, what,
three, four months ago?
Yeah, it was three
months ago. After over
two years of sobriety.
Yeah.
You're now back on track,
you're three months clean and sober again at this point.
(cheering)
I'm proud that you're back on the road
and I'm behind you 100%.
(cheering)
What was your experience like being on the show?
You know, I lived my life just trying to get
what I wanted from everybody around me
and then when filming started
and then when I got here,
it was the end of that and I didn't know how to
function without doing that.
You were very annoyed.
I wasn't getting over on anybody anymore.
It was like having a babysitter.
Pretty much.
Someone was with us at all times,
checking on us.
And it was annoying.
I've dealt with you guys before
and we know if we don't watch you
and watch you close,
you're very innovative.
I just got out of jail so I was like,
looking all over the place.
Someone was always watching me.
So, it kind of felt like being back in jail.
Yeah.
Difficult. Well, listen, you guys,
I am so proud of you and I wanted people
to see you guys now
because they're sittin' there thinkin'
I can't do it,
but they can do it.
Can't they?
Absolutely.
Yes, for sure.
Absolutely.
(cheering)
What do you say to somebody who's
sittin' there right now saying this is too hard,
I can't do it?
My life is amazing now.
All I did was just I listened and I tried.
You guys are beautiful
and I thank you for being here,
I really do.
Thank you.