Andrew Addington-Strapp
Hopelessness was a constant, always avoiding the reality of my life and coping with drugs and alcohol. Lived in self-pity and loathing
Read storyReal people, real recovery. Honest accounts of what it was like, what happened, and what life looks like now — shared to remind anyone still struggling that they are not alone.
Hopelessness was a constant, always avoiding the reality of my life and coping with drugs and alcohol. Lived in self-pity and loathing
Read storyI grew up with aolcohol always around, so it was normal to start drinking at a young age.
Read storyI was a blackout drinker and cocaine addict and I couldn’t stop. I was full of shame and I wanted to die.
Read storyI’ve been battling addiction for several years now. I had two years sober at one point, however, I had reservations in the back of my head. I got myself involved with the wrong people and I...
Read storyGetting sober was like having a massive reset button pushed on your life. You detox; which felt like every bone in my body was breaking simultaneously. Then you have to try and come back int...
Read storyAbout 16 years of total chaos . Went through a divorce , a couple DWI , several jobs , crashed some cars
Read storyIt was fun until it wasn’t. Drugs and alcohol became my existence. It became not only my way to cope, but to function.
Read storyCould not live like that anymore. So I prayed for help and God took me to the Ed Keating Center.
Read storyI was self medicating with alcohol through the end of a bad marriage and the beginning of my divorce. My friends tried to tell me I was drinking too much, but I wouldn't hear it. I was alway...
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