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I was the guy who was in and out of detox and treatment. I lost count but it has to be over 30 times I was in detox. I don’t think anyone (including myself) thought I would ever make it. I was a drug addict who suffered from extreme alcobolism- The ISM stands for I sponsor myself, or I, Self, Me bc alls I ever thought about was myself. I didn’t want to take any suggestions; and wanted to do everything my way. Thank God some people seen in me what I couldn’t see in myself. They loved me when I couldn’t love myself. Without them I truly don’t think I would be here. Definitely not here and sober; and trying to carry the message of hope. If you have someone like me in your life, don’t give up on them. Nobody is ever a lost cause. Nobody is Ever a lost cause. We don’t know who’s going to make it and who isn’t. It comes down to someones willingness to try som**hing different. If you’re reading this and you can relate, reach out. If you’ve been in and out of treatment and are tired of trying, reach out. If you’re hopeless and can’t see the light at the end of the tunnel, reach out. You’re worth it 🙏❤️
Declan

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“My name is Matt and I’m an addict :
5 years ago today I woke up on an air mattress wit a blanket rolled up as a pillow in a detox kicking off of dope and m**hadone without any maintenance and told myself I never want to feel like this again ...
I thought I went to treatment to get off drugs, they were the problem , but I soon found out they were just a symptom of the disease I was fighting , an incurable and progressive disease that I’ll deal with til my last breathe and one that started way before the drugs ... I figured out I was the problem , my way of thinking and coping with emotions was the problem , not the drugs ... I humbled myself that day and I fight everyday to stay humble and not forget that feeling or my past... I can live in regret or realize my past is what made me the person I am today and do som**hing about it ... once I accepted I was the problem , changed my way of thinking and decided it was time to do som**hing different , life has done nothing but get better, one day at a time ...
Relapse is a part of recovery but it doesn’t have to b a part of YOUR STORY... my goal is to keep it that way and die clean and just for today I’ve done that for the last 5 yrs straight with no days off ... thank you to everyone that’s had my back and been on this journey with me, come celebrate wit me tonight so WE ALL can get another day 🙏❤️”


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From Grant:

5 years clean❤️🥃🙅💪
5 years since my sister's car wreck.😔🙏🙌💖

I was drinking whiskey 24/7. Even waking up in the middle of the night bc I had to have it... I was in the hospital 7 times & in the ICU 3 times on a ventalter. It was to the point we was talking about a liver transplant at 24 yrs old & still kept drinking.

Unfortunately my sister had a horrible car accident. She was thrown through the window & crushed the right side of her skull. She had a slim chance of survival. We had to rush to Indiana from Tennessee. They had to do alot of work on her as well as brain surgery but she is still alive by the grace of God. After that I didn't touch another bottle again & its been 5 years!

Sometimes it does take som**hing bad for you to realize... I didn't wanna stop drinking even though I knew I NEEDED to to survive but as soon I saw my sister in that hospital bed my whole perspective changed. I hate that it took me almost loosing my sister for me to realize I was killing myself and I didn't want that for either one of us as we are very close!🫂🤞

It's hurts me knowing that its what made me stop drinking but my sister tells me all the time that she would do it all over again since it saved her little brother from drinking himself to death. I'm forever grateful & so blessed we are both here today!❤️

Amanda Polston Leach I love you so much!

Thank you for reading!🙂"
-Grant

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"297 days sober. Almost 10 months and so close to one year.

On December 14, 2021, I was suffering from a decade long battle with alcoholism, mixed with severe depression and anxiety. I wanted to end it all and decided that I had enough. I attempted to take my own life.

I shot myself in the head…..and I survived.

God was watching over me that night or maybe I have a Guardian Angel.
I woke up in a hospital bed 3 days later wondering what happened because I wasn't supposed to be alive.

The bullet narrowly missed my brain.

I vowed to myself to never touch alcohol again after that. Alcohol stole my joy and my happiness for such a long time, nearly a third of my young life. I have made so many mistakes and I am trying to forgive myself for each and every one of them, day by day. Nearly 10 months later, I am still healing and have a long way to go. I pray that others find it in their hearts to forgive me for all the damage I have done over the years. Thank God to my parents, who never once gave up on me.

They also found me that night and it really pains me that I put them in a situation to find me in that state. I remember my dad crying out "Ali, why would you do this?!" while cradling me in his arms. And he is not a crier. It's one of the most haunting memories that replays in my head every single day.

I'm so grateful to be alive and sober, to be able to rebuild and repair relationships. I still have days that are really hard. I haven't eaten real food since that day, 297 days ago either, because of the damage to my mouth. would take my life now 100 times over, over my old life.

I am strong. I can conquer anything I put my mind to now. just want people who went through what I went through to know they are not alone."

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This is my wife and I in active m**h addiction. The first photo was taken around December 2016 the second one was taken in July of 2019."

This September 31st will be 4 years we have been clean and sober and living for God. I hope that my transformation can encourage an addict somewhere! It is possible to recover!"

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