Sara
- Age
- 49
- Sober Since
- January 4, 2022
- Sober For
- 4 Years & 265 Days
01 What it was like
Moderately drank most of my life. Lost my only daughter and best friend June 2021 to suicide .
My soul was Shattered . I drank to numb the pain and just escape the reality of what happened and what was now my life. I wasn’t suicidal but I didn’t want to be here. Drinking either dulled life enough so I could dance and laugh or sent me
Into a tail spin downwards
Lost my only daughter and best friend June 2021 to suicide.
02 What happened
I heard people talk about divine intervention but never have it a second thought. I woke up January 4th 2022 feeling at peace, like God wrapped his arms around me and said “ That’s enough “
And it was.
03 What it is like now
Beautiful
Peaceful
I’m grateful I’ve been given a second chance to life the life God intended.
My message to you
Keep going! Get up and keep going!
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