Arnold
- Age
- 31
- Sober Since
- April 13, 2020
- Sober For
- 6 Years & 166 Days
01 What it was like
I was sleeping in my car behind the Salvation Army with a stack of amphetamines a modelo negro and a quarter blunt
Having nightmares every single night.
Isolated from society and the feeling of
Fuck it I’m going to just end it here.
I was sleeping in my car behind the Salvation Army with a stack of amphetamines a modelo negro and a quarter blunt.
02 What happened
Until one day I was sick and tired of being sick and tired and did something I would never do, and I reached out for help.
03 What it is like now
And now I have a job
insurance is payed on my car
and I have gas IN The car but most importantly I’m starting to get to know myself and to understand that it’s okay to be me.
I have my sponsor my program and my higher power family and friends that will support me through my journey .
What else could I ask for
I am blessed
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