Yes. I love brandon grew up watching him. And being a recovering addict myself it's so great to see him so inspiring.

I never thought you would become such an inspiration to me. I remember seeing you on viva la bam. Back then I was still pretty young and never tried anything and never thought in a million years I would ever even try a drug in my lifetime. Unfortunately, I was so wrong. Now at almost 32 yrs old I am lost and wondering what happened to the past 10 years of my life. At one time I had everything, and it feels like all I did was blink one time, and now everything has changed, and I've lost so much including myself. It's hard but I am fighting and hoping to have a chance at a normal life again somehow, someday. You have been a huge inspiration to me though. I'm so happy for you and your sobriety. Your story is insane but what you have been able to get through and the things you now do to help others, is so amazing and beautiful. Thanks for sharing your story with everyone. I could never get sick of hearing it. I need to get your 2nd book! I read the first one but have a feeling the second one is better. Keep up doing what you're doing and staying strong.

Lived forward and learnt back woods I can honestly relate to that

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good shit Novac! Very well articulated. Thanks

Thanks for this bro.

Love the cat ❤

Tell your beautiful mother how fantastic she is and she’s done a wonderful job and God Is Always On Time 💟🙏🏼☮️🕯️

Appreciate the wise words brother. Coming up on 18 months ‼️🚀🧘

I think what you are doing and providing is beyond wonderful. I wish my ex boyfriend could see this and get help. He is a wonderful man with a struggle.

Thank you for the update Brandon! Keep inspiring hope and inspiring others.

Thank you so much for posting an update!! My all time favorite addiction video is Tommorow is Going to be Better that was posted on this channel 5 years ago. I can’t count the number of times Brandon’s words have saved me from a relapse. Thank you ❤️

Wow Brandon, what an amazing testimony!!!! I pray you continue to inspire and help people in need of recovery, god bless :)

✌️❤️🕯🙏 there's always hope...

Thank you for sharing and breaking it down for us!!! My son is 22 and is in his first month of rehab for Fentanyl. I PRAY he gets it. We lost his step brother 4 years ago to Fentanyl. Congratulations and I know your mom and family are so proud and you should be as well!!!

We need more videos like this, where addicts who achieved sobriety tell their story because it offers encouragement for others struggling. The only thing you can find in this category anymore is just advertisements, reality tv shows and just general toxic negativity. You used to be able to find all sorts of videos like this, but not much anymore. Videos like this are real, and it can be that small spark that get someone to start fighting and trying.

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This dude changed was f unbelievable he was a trash 🗑️ addict now he looks great and wise also helping others wow 😮 and he becomes this amazing dude that called himself alcoholic putting his ego aside and acknowledging his addiction even thooo he’s been sober for a whileeee he knows the struggle and that this is a real disease 🦠 but that people truly can get better ! Aplaudo todo eso ! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻✊🏻 respect ✊🏻

Thank you so much!

I remember seeing Brandon in Media, PA at the probation office. Hes not lying about the scarves, dude was wearing a bunch of them like the white Prince. There were always stories about him at George W Hill Jail as well. So glad to see/hear him in this light, looking good amd speaking truth. Hes an inspiration cause this dude is the real deal I can confirm. God Bless you Novak!

You’re ❤fabulous. It’s true.

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I relate to it, every bit. But the part "it's just business"... it's become recovery slang that detracts from the previous part of the statement "it's not personal!" And I too am terrible at suicide. ❤️‍🔥 Thank You God 🙏

Live forwards Learn backwards🙏

Alchohal calms my panic Ttack been there damn

I continuously ruin my life with alcohol but my family thinks that i do it because i want to, but i am literally miserable when i do drink… after i do it i have to have it… i am so good at forgetting all the bad times but always remember the good feelings it gave me. I got out of rehab in august 30th of this year, and i feel like ive lived such a full life from then up until i relapsed October 29th, and have gone through three small periods of sobriety after leaving the ER every time and since then, i take naltrexone to not drink but still do, even though it makes me feel nothing from drinking, i still do it somehow…

I thank you so much for even telling your story mr. Novak, shit sucks to be honest, people think we do this cause we like to (thats true initially but after a certain amount it doesnt matter because that addiction tells us “go get it boy/girl” and we dont get to decide wether thats good or bad

He's got the whole rap down don't he, lol

Kitty Cat Appearance at 7:53

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Did he used suboxone or methadone ?

Oops. I forgot to say my Mom died in 2019. 🍷

Hate to tell you but unless the god of your understanding is the God and his only son Jesus Christ then you will continue to struggle with sobriety. You turn with all the effort, energy and love you've put into being an addict towards Jesus Christ and you will be saved from the darkness and you will be born again.

All joking aside wtf you had 8 scarves for.