Nathan Howard

Timberly Eyssen, left, prepares for Dental Assistant Sam Mattix to take an X-ray of her teeth at Affordable Dentures in Vancouver, Wash., on Friday morning, July 13, 2018. A skydiving accident in 2011 left Eyssen with a broken neck, which eventually lead to a severe opioid addiction. After years of drug abuse, Eyssen attempted suicide in in April of 2017, but has since begun a treatment with Suboxone, which helps to treat her pain and addiction.

Eyssen uses an app on her phone to meditate after taking her morning dose of Suboxone on Tuesday, July 3, 2018. After each dose Eyssen must keep her mouth closed for about 15 minutes, time she uses to focus on her mental health and self awareness.

Timberly Eyssen's Suboxone doses, which she keeps in an Altoids container to avoid damaging them when traveling, are seen here at her home in Salmon Creek on Wednesday afternoon, July 18, 2018.

Nurse Care Manager Lessa Mercer at Columbia River Mental Health Services takes Timberly Eyssen's temperature during a medical checkup to track how the Suboxone is working for Eyssen on Monday, July 9, 2018.

Dental Assistant Sam Mattix, left, shows Eyssen the results of her dental exam which Eyssen said confirmed the damage to her teeth is as bad as she thought, and prohibitively expensive to fix.

Timberly Eyssen smokes a cigarette, which she calls her "last remaining addiction," between therapy appointments at Columbia River Mental Health Services on Monday, July 9, 2018.

Timberly Eyssen plugs her ear to better hear a phone call while confirming patient appointments during her volunteer job at Battleground Health Care on Friday, July 6, 2018. Eyssen began volunteering at the clinic after she said they helped her with her addiction treatment, and decided she wanted to give back to the facility.

Timberly Eyssen hugs Chiropractic Physician Gloria Arroyo-Grubbs during a chiropractic visit at Battleground Health Care after Eyssen remarks that her neck has improved since their last visit, on Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2018.

Elder Tanner Taysom, from left, Timberly Eyssen, Terry Bonewell, and Elder Brogun Tibbitts bow their head in prayer as part of a bible study at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Salmon Creek on Thursday, July 19, 2018. Eyssen returned to the church at the beginning of her recovery and met with Bonewell while she was in the hospital recovering from her broken foot.

Timberly Eyssen, left, jokes with members of the 501st Legion, a Star Wars cosplay group that Eyssen joined as part of her recovery, during the Battleground Harvest Days Parade on Saturday morning, July 21, 2018. The 501st marched as part of the annual parade, but Eyssen had to leave early due to pain in her foot and exhaustion. "What I have learned through my recovery is I just don't push myself if I think the consequences could be bad," she said while walking back to her car.