Ex-meth addict now married with three daughters, stepson

RANGELY — The first time Heidi Kendall — her last name was Reeves then — smoked methamphetamine, she was hooked.
“My first memory of it, it was like someone teaching me how to ride a bike. They were teaching me how to do it, how to smoke it,” Kendall said. “Once you did it, for me, I was there.”
Kendall, 27, has been clean for four years. She’s rebuilt her life. She’s married, and she…