The extended Simmons family gathers outside of Shelia Simmons camper. Travis finds it easier to stay away from old influences while living alongside his mother Shelia. "She keeps an eye on me." Travis said. "Whether I like it or not she's always there making sure that I don't screw this up."

Travis Simmons watches over his two young daughters, Patience and Journey, as they play outside of his one room camper. "I sat in that room for 28 days," Travis said about the county jail cell. "I felt, God damn, this [camper's] a mansion."

Travis adjusts his home confinement ankle bracelet as his daughter Patience, left, sleeps, and Journey nurses her last bottle of formula before bed. After completing his original sentence for conspiracy to commit grand larceny, Simmons was sent back to jail for breaking parole on multiple drug violations.

Short, an old friend of Travis, snorts a line of Suboxone as Travis attempts to block Patience's view of the drug. Suboxone is a prescription drug used to help treat opiate addiction; however, it is also abused to get high. Travis has struggled to break off friendships with old friends. Most of them are recovering addicts or still using.

Shelia Simmons confronts her son, Travis, after he was released on bond. Travis' grandfather put his home's mortgage up for the bail money required to prevent Travis from returning to jail. "This is the last @!$%#ing time," Shelia said. "I'm not coming back here if you get in trouble, no more."

Forest, Eli and Simon unload firewood as the fall sun sets through the trees, and their goats surround the boys. "We are trying to load up on firewood before winter comes around," Simon says.

Forest works on some homework and Eli sits on the couch, while Smiles types in some new song lyrics he wrote into their laptop, and Space cuddles with Simon. "This bus really makes us a close family, not just because we have to be around each other all the time, but because we want to be around each other" Smile said.

Simon steps through the kitchen, as Space's homemade apple pies wait to be baked in the oven. "It is such blessing to have this oven in here, I am able to bake a lot of homemade things" Space said.

Noah Trembly, 33, was born with cerebral palsy. He moves with the help of an automatic wheelchair and is able to speak only through his communication board using a laser guided silver dot on his forehead to type words.

Noah decided to dress in drag for Halloween with the help of his aides and friends. He borrowed the dress and wig from a close friend, who used to work as a stripper.

Noah Trembly and Thea Erwin, 19, a student at Ohio University, talked for a few hours before the girl was picked up from the bar by her boyfriend. Noah goes out drinking an average of four nights a week.

Todd Vanhorn helps Noah drink a beer in Noah's home. Todd has been Noah's night aide for more than two years and said that he thinks of Noah as his brother. Todd has suffered from insomnia since he was a child. Noah also suffers from insomnia, because he can not burn out his energy during the day. Drinking helps him sleep.

Mike and Ann Trembly welcome Noah and his sister, Chandra, home for Easter. Even though the whole family is atheist, Noah and Chandra go home for every family and religious holiday. "It's our mom's excuse to have us all at home," Chandra said.