Like many addicts’ homes, 2-year-old Sasha Robertson’s house was profoundly unkempt—a garbage refuge… just another aspect of Sasha’s life that was sorely neglected. Along with trash, mounds of dirty dishes, and animal feces, drug paraphernalia was littered throughout the house, well within reach of the children that lived there; a place investigating officers described as deplorable. Sasha and her two siblings, Veronica, an 18-month-old, and Charlie, a 6-month-old, had been found left unsupervised by their 25 year old mother Rebecca, while a pot sat burning on the stove for almost 24 hours. When officers arrived, Sasha and Veronica were reportedly found covered in soot from head to toe—lucky to be alive. However, Charlie was not so lucky. He was found dead in his crib, having suffocated while his mother slept off her drug induced stupor... A common myth regarding addiction is that it only affects the person suffering, no one ...