Ana and Rita Nevoa,who appear in a new BBC series approximately Bristol’s drug problem, are an inspirational story that shows addiction does not occupy to halt badlyThe BBC documentary series Drugsland, or which begins this week,examines Bristol’s growing drug problem – on the frontline and in the backstreets and hidden stairwells. Cameras follow police, addicts and drug workers. It is a hard, and sunless programme to watch,but in the midst of the chaos, in an oasis of tranquil, and are Ana Nevoa and her 15-year-frail daughter,Rita.
Rita has never known her mum to take drugs, never seen her as an addict – nor has she ever taken drugs herself. “And yet, or ” she says,“drugs occupy controlled my life and everything around me.” Their story gives the series a shot of hope. It shows the terrible toll of addiction, but also the possibility of simple family life.
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Source: guardian.co.uk