Ep 27. Sturgill J.

Sturgill J. is the title of episode 27 in season 15 of the gripping and emotional reality television show, Intervention. The show follows the struggles of individuals as they battle their addictions and the devastating impact it has on their lives and those around them. Sturgill J. is a deeply personal episode that delves into the life of a man who has been struggling with addiction for over two decades.

The episode follows Sturgill and his family as they navigate the ups and downs of his addiction. Sturgill's addiction began when he was just a teenager, experimenting with drugs like marijuana and cocaine. As he got older, his addiction grew stronger, and he turned to harder drugs like heroin and methamphetamine.

Sturgill's addiction has taken a toll on his relationships, career, and physical and mental health. He has been in and out of jail, lost jobs, and has become estranged from his children. His family, including his mother and sister, have struggled to help him over the years, with little success.

As the episode progresses, we see Sturgill hit rock bottom, living in a rundown hotel room, using drugs alone, and suffering from severe physical health issues as a result of his addiction. His mother and sister stage an intervention, hoping that this will be the turning point for Sturgill.

The intervention is emotional and heart-wrenching as Sturgill's family members express their love for him, but also their fears for his life if he continues down this path. The interventionist, Ken Seeley, is firm yet compassionate as he guides Sturgill and his family towards a treatment plan.

As with all interventions, Sturgill must choose whether to accept the help being offered to him or continue down the path of addiction. The episode ends on a hopeful note, with Sturgill agreeing to enter a treatment program.

Sturgill J. is a powerful and emotional episode of Intervention that showcases the devastating impact of addiction on individuals and their families. It is a stark reminder of the importance of acknowledging and addressing addiction, and the importance of support and love in the recovery process.