Lawrence Fish, RPh, is a retired pharmacist who re-thought his entire life when his daughter “Z” fell ill with addiction. She started as a casual user, so her descent was not perceivable initially—and a call from the police catapulted him, his wife, and Z onto a whole new trajectory no one was prepared for. Only after she completed her first treatment, did Fish realize that he—like most other family members of a sufferer—knew so little about this insidious disease. Parental guilt took its toll, initially. Even Fish’s professional training taught him virtually nothing about the world of addiction, how his daughter was suffering, and what she would encounter in her future. After Z’s first relapse, he continued to attend the treatment center’s Family Night meetings and developed a passion for in-depth learning about this disease. This real-life education led him to open the Fifty-Fifty House, a sober living facility in Pompano Beach, Florida, where weekly meetings connected to the greater Narcotics Anonymous community became a new source of knowledge. With insight gained from attending two to three meetings per week for the past fifteen-plus years, Fish continues to actively participate in meetings and is dedicated to helping other parents, family members, and caregivers who find themselves in a position of supporting an adult child or family member with addiction.