Nació cerca del Bronx en Bogotá, su mamá consumía y hoy tiene una vida que nadie esperaba

In this episode of More Than Addicts, Estefanía shares a story that shatters many prejudices about addiction. She was born into a family deeply affected by addiction. Her mother was addicted to crack cocaine for over 30 years, her father was also involved in that world, and her childhood was spent in Plaza España, very close to the Bronx, one of the toughest areas of Bogotá. But, although her story was surrounded by crack cocaine, the streets, and pain, Estefanía also grew up with something that shaped her life: love, protection, and faith. In this conversation, we talk about what it means to be the daughter of an addict, about growing up with a different kind of mother, about normalizing what would be unthinkable for others, and how, even in the midst of a difficult environment, she chose not to repeat the same story. We also talk about her mother's transformation: a woman who, after decades of addiction, quit crack cocaine, reclaimed her life, found work, became present again, and was able to give her daughters ten years of love, care, and restoration. This isn't just a story about addiction. It's a story about family, faith, forgiveness, second chances, and the power of choosing a different path. Welcome to More Than Addicts. Subscribe to the channel, turn on notifications, and listen to the full episode on Spotify.