Show Notes
Two years sober. I couldn’t go two days sober for 10+ years. Sobriety saved my life. I am crying typing this. I can remember all those lonely drunk walks home where I didn’t want to be here anymore. Alcohol is what I used to numb the pain of my depression and suicidal thoughts. Honestly I wouldn’t be alive if I didn’t get sober. I don’t even recognize that person. But these tears are turning into happy tears. I made the change to save my life. February 4th will always be a special day for me. To anyone out there struggling like me, I promise sobriety will change and maybe even save your life. You deserve to love yourself and be happy. Thank you to every single one of you for supporting my sobriety and mental health journey. I love you. Please call 988 if you need help right now. You got this!
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