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I was an addict for almost 2 decades. The spiral started in grade
school when I was bullied for being fat, different, shy, gay,
and all the things that made mme a target
for physical and mental abuse. I spent the first decade of
my life completely alone. I cried every dday before school, at recess, and after school.
Nobody could help me. I tried alcohol when Iwas
around 12, I realized it could help me forget where I came from.
It helped me get out of my shell and become a different person. The
drinking slowly escalated until I was a 35-year-old man drinking a
60 oz of Vodka everyday day, straight out
of the bottle, to survive. I didn't want to stop because I just wanted the pain to end,
I hoped that drinking as much as I could, would end my life because I was too scared
to do it myself sober. Somerhow by some miracle, I borrowed enough money to land myself into rehab.

I've been sober 5 years now, However, getting and staying
here has been a fight for my life. I met the man of my
dreams the first year, I was so broken I felt like I was
nobody without him. I didn't realize until too late,
he was a gas lighter. He promised me the world, we made plans to start a new
and exciting life and when Iwent away for the weekend to visit
my family for the first time in years he left me for somebody else.
He left me in so much debt I nearly ended it all again. But somehow I got
through it sober. Since then, I've been trying to work my way out of debt but it hasn't been easy.
My dream is to one day go back to school to help other addicts.

My ultimate dream is to one day own a sober house where I can help other broken people get sober and find
the happiness I've spent my entire life looking for.Anything helps.
If you can donate thank you if you can't donate then thank you for
listening to my story. Spread love and kindness, that is all I ask.
Love everyone, no matter their sexual orientation, colour, or religion. Be KIND.


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