THE AFTERMATH
The Aftermath by Jacqueline Johnson is a gripping and emotionally charged story that delves into the dark and devastating world of addiction. It follows the harrowing journey of a young man caught in the relentless grip of substance abuse, exposing the painful consequences for both himself and those who love him. Torn between self-destruction and the hope of redemption, he battles against the forces pulling him deeper into despair.


When addiction crashes into the heart of my home, it shakes my entire family, and the painful truth of watching my son spiral into the grips of substance abuse, and the desperate attempts to save him. Also knowing that there are Parents with children, or families with love ones who fall into substance abuse, and want to help them but feel helpless as if there is nothing they can do. But there is help for them.
Jacqueline Johnson
Author
About the Author
Jacqueline Johnson
Born in Kingston, Jamaica, and later moved to the United States in 2001 with her husband and three children in pursuit of a better future. A passionate storyteller, she is deeply committed to shedding light on the realities that shape people’s lives.
Book

THE AFTERMATH: The Sordid Saga Of A Young Man’s Battle With Addiction
The Aftermath by Jacqueline Johnson is a gripping and emotionally charged story that delves into the dark and devastating world of addiction. It follows the harrowing journey of a young man caught in the relentless grip of substance abuse, exposing the painful consequences for both himself and those who love him. Torn between self-destruction and the hope of redemption, he battles against the forces pulling him deeper into despair. As his family fights to save him, they are confronted with heartbreak, sacrifice, and the harsh realities of a system that often fails those in need.
Reviews
Jacqueline Johnson’s The Aftermath is more than a story—it’s a mirror held up to the silent suffering so many families endure. As someone who works with addiction daily, I found this book heartbreakingly accurate and deeply compassionate. It’s a must-read for anyone trying to understand the emotional toll of substance abuse.
