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2 weeks today, no alcohol 😊 also haven’t had a cigarette in 2 weeks which for me the two have always went together perfectly…cheers to everyone fighting addiction 😊😊

18 years without alcohol after 12 years of being a daily drinker and I don't miss it at all, when you step away from it everything in life becomes better, I have yet to meet a single person whose life got worse by giving up booze

12 days in. Feeling great. Mind set strong and locked in.

I'm hearing a lot of stories of people who quit after decades of drinking. Thank you for sharing your stories. I'm in my early 20s and I don't want to continue to drink my life away so today makes 24 hours of no alcohol. Tomorrow will be 48 hours. It'll get better with time.

30 years drunk. Almost 2 sober. Life has improved so much I could write a book about it. Not perfect but unrecognizably better than it was when I was drinking.

Almost a month. I'm Free. Attachment is suffering

I spent 15 years either drunk or hungover, I was always one of the two. I am a blackout drunk, prefer to drink alone. I am 22 months sober now, not a drop since I quit. My life has gotten infinitely better in many ways but I do now struggle with boredom and loneliness. Those feelings were always there they just got filled with alcohol. So now those are my next battles to overcome but getting sober gave me the strength to know that I can. Best of luck to all those who struggle with alcoholism ❤

For me the first day of sobriety was the hardest. I had been putting it off for years and years thinking tomorrow I’ll stop. Finally I did, today is my 27th day of sobriety. I’m on a roll. I hope you all have a wonderful day.

I'm 10 years sober. Best decision I ever made! 🎉

I quit drinking alcohol in 1979. I am 68 years old. I quit after several life because my life had become unmanageable and extreme anxiety and relationship problems were occuring. I went to AA the first year, which helped but I have stayed sober for 44 years. Quiting was the hardest thing I have ever done.

I started drinking alcohol since my teenage. Got addicted for over 24 years. Also suffered severe depression and mental illness. It's just amazing how psilocybin mushrooms treatment actually saved my life. 3 years clean. Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms.

55 now, drank since i was 13. Stopped 7 years ago and my life has improved beyond words. I was held captive by it and looking back it seems like a nightmare that i am finally free of. If you are seeing this and thinking about it, just do it. You might slip up once in a while, i have, but once you are committed you will be fine.

Haven’t been drunk in almost a year, haven’t had a drop since New Years, and I can say quitting has made a tremendously positive impact in my life.

Today I got my first 24 hours sober after 14 years of alcohol and hard drug abuse. Had a lot of rock bottoms but never felt so depressed and lonely like the last months. I hope I will make it and thanks for uploading this video. Big Love

I've been sober since September 6 2021 after 19 years and 5 of those years I struggled to get sober. Best decision I have ever made.

31 now. Managed to stop at 28. I was bad for a long time. Started drinking at 12/13. Was probably psychologically addiction by the 17 and was definitely physically addicted by the end of my addiction/relationship with alcohol. I went and got clean in rehab and severed that tie. Never looked back. I'm so glad to be free of it! I'm so much healthier now. I would have died if I didn't get clean!

Bought a new car without alcohol, bought a house, got a lawyer's license. but I will say that after the first year it becomes very boring, you must definitely keep yourself busy with something, I went in for sports and a motorcycle. 2 years sober, 27 years old. Спасибо за контент!

Started drinking at 15 and quit at 39. I’ve now gone 3 1/2 years with no alcohol. It’s easy. I just say… it’s not that I’m never going to drink again, I’m just not going to drink today.

I came back home at 5 this morning, completely wasted. And for the first time in my entire life (I'm 38), I started watching videos like this one. I think I start to realize something is wrong in my life.

Over 500 days sober! Absolutely worth it! 💪🏻

Quit drinking almost two years ago. The benefits have been too many for me to remember. What's really impressive is how lonely it feels in family gatherings and social life on weekends. I mean, EVERYONE drinks. ALMOST EVERYONE. They see you as an outcast, yet they also praise your physical / mood improvements and that makes them wonder. Puts things in perspective. I personally would not, under ANY circumstances or excuses, go back to drinking ever again. I love feeling awake, aware, vulnerable and challenged to get back on my feet without the aid of any liquid or smoke. It's amazing.

Psilocybin saved my life. I was addicted to heroin for 15 years and after Psilocybin treatment I will be 3 years clean in September. I have zero cravings. This is something that truly needs to be more broadly used in addiction treatment.

2 weeks sober here after 15+ years of drinking, I can't say how much better I feel, stay strong!

My wife and I are nearly 10 month sober after 20+ years of INTENSE weekend binge drinking. We're lucky because we've not had any cravings at all...we just stopped and saw the benefits of sobriety that there's no way we're going back. Had nothing but support from everyone we've told. I feel for people who've quit and are white knuckling it and having their friends at them saying "Come on, just have some beers!"

One year sober. No weed or alcohol. Absolutely has changed my life for the better. 🙏🙏 You can do it!

I used to be heavy drinker, now I only drink three or four times per year, in special occasions. I'm a lot better like this, in every aspect. On the other hand, I do have to admit, quitting drinking on a weekly basis, made me realize that I really don't have patience to be with people lol. I became a loner by choice. Alcohol is what made me a sociable person. Now I'd rather be by myself, reading, writing, playing guitar, travelling alone, etc. The sober me has ZERO tolerance for mundane shit and small talk.

Just over 2 years for me. I've lost lots of friendsd due to us having nothing in common, But I've also grown because I learned to be content and comfortable alone.

Had a 8 year bender where I basically decided to stop dealing with my feelings and drank through them. Haven't drank for about 3 years now and all I can say is be ready because all those emotions you are suppressing with alcohol will come out eventually so be proactive because it can be trouble! There is a reason you are drinking. So just be ready when you stop. It might not happen right away either.

I have been drinking for almost 2 decades now. I’m a very functional alcoholic, which is kind of the problem because it has never became enough of an issue for me to quit. However I’ve gotten to the point in my life where i feel like it’s holding me back from becoming the best version of me. Thank you for this video. It came to me at the perfect time.

2 weeks sober after decades of alcohol abuse. I'm not servile to a toxic substance anymore 😊

I was sober 2 years relapsed a drank for 3 years. Gained 60 lbs. Now I'm on day 2 of being sober again.

Good luck to everyone just starting out. It is so difficult but worth it. Im six months sober and have times where I think about throwing everything away just for a quick fix but the joy from not relying on substances is worth it.

25 years of solid drinking. Never thought I could stop. 18 months sober now. Had to be done. If i can do it anyone can.

Going on 7 years sober. Bought my first house, by myself, last year and I’m happier than I’ve ever been.

I woke up in my work van on April 16th, 2018, a broken man, due to drugs and alcohol. I decided that morning that I was going to do whatever was necessary to clean up my act. I had to change all aspects of my life. I was 51. It’s never too late to turn your life around. Thank for the video.

When I was on Alcohol and drugs I wasn't really happy, now I'm sober and I'm still not really happy. So the key to happiness is not quitting drinking, I don't really know what it is but at least I avoid premature death so... that's a good thing... I guess

Near 9 weeks, feeling soo good. Emotional drinker for 15 years, almost every night.

I drank daily for 30 yrs. Quit last June so almost a year. Don't miss it either. I noticed I don't sweat like a pig anymore.

I’m 1 year and a 2 month in with zero alcohol! One of the best decision I ever did!

12 weeks sober feeling great , I started going for 5-10km walks / jogs every single day ( day 12 today ) I thank God Almighty 🙏🏿🙏🏿

Am 43, male, i drink alone to cope (i was jobless in a foreign country, financial legal troubles, and travel ban), drinking got out of control in the past 2 years, i usually quit for few days, but it's so hard to deal with lonliness and excessive worrying so i find myself running to the fridge to grab a beer....thankfully I've been working for the past 4 months, watching this video was motivating, i didn't drink for 3 days... i hope i can quit alcohol for good this time

I was a 4 fifth a day drinker for about 12 years, by grace of god been sober since 8/17/2016 my life is infinitely more productive and stable

I’m 21 years old and I’m 1 day sober I will keep it like that I thought alcohol would help me escape my anxiety.

5 days in. Already amazing life changes happening. Glad I watched this video - it resonated with me on many levels . Update Im now 6 weeks sober Great things are happening - I’m getting a lot more done and am so much happier and positive . We can do it ! Update 03. December .2023 158 days sober. However More people now trying to encourage me to drink. It is true most people find it strange …Wonder why 🤔 Either way these people inspire me to stay sober. In the past I’ve had suicidal thoughts - like just walking into the sea, leaving my dog on the beach. These have stopped. I think more clearly now and realise how much I want to enjoy life. Good luck everyone else and if anyone wants to chat lmk. Finally - shout out to the content creator. Life changing decision for me to drop in 6 months ago…

6 months sober. Let me give the more pros and cons: Pros: relationships are definitely better I’m seen as a more responsible and accountable person I am a more responsible and accountable person lol Lost weight. Not from the lack of alcohol but I think from the lack of food that usually followed (lost 10 kgs without any exercise but I am eating cleaner too) More self respect (don’t make pathetic excuses or tell lies to go drink Saved quite some money Started a few hobbies as weekends are much longer now Liver looks good in the ultra scan (had fatty liver earlier) Haven’t risked my life (drink and drive, other accidents which I had in the past from falling) Work is a breeze. No hangovers really helps with this Cons: I’m still unable to have “as much fun”. I’m quite an introvert and it’s a bit difficult to go out there without alcohol’s assistance I don’t feel magically healthier like mentioned in those : what happens when u quit booz for 30 days videos. I am healthier but it’s been very gradual and hard to notice Had to change my friends circle because all my really good mates drink heavy Declining drinks at social events is a bit awkward. People ask a lot of questions or try to make fun of it To close, I hope I continue this forever and would never start again. Unfortunately I can never have just a couple of drinks and stop. So not a single drink forever. It sounds a lot less scary then when I first quit.

I’m so glad I’m 18 years (2005) sober. Now I’m a successful small business owner with a very bright future. Prior to it all, I was a total wreck. THANK GOD. 🇺🇸 Now when I pass out on the couch, it’s from a good days work. But even better, now I’m able to discern the quality of person / people I keep in my life. Thank GOD he kept me close in Jesus name. 🤝

Quitting drinking is the best thing I ever did for myself. And I found I actually have true friends because they did nothing but cheer me on and tell me how proud they are of me...but these are the people that also saw the terrible effects it had on me. I'm lucky they stuck around through it all.

I was a hopeless alcoholic for a number of years. If it wasn't for ibogaine, I would have no doubt drank myself to death by now. But since I did ibogaine almost 9 years ago, I have remained comfortably sober. No AA, no counselling, no cravings, no struggle, no nothing. It was a godsend.

What a beautifully put together video. I’m 9 years sober and have started 2 businesses and am the fittest person I know at 42. It’s profoundly changed my life. Self pride does wonderful things. Guilt does the opposite.

2 yrs sober after 18 yrs of heavy drinking. Best choice I ever made. It took stage 4 terminal cancer to push me to the point but im thankful my last days will be sober

At 33 yrs now, I've come to realize that never touching alcohol was the best decision of my life!

Very inspiring video.. I've recently decided to quit drinking and stumbling across this has just cemented my choice.. seeing all these famous faces who have been in the same dark places as you and I is quite amazing and gives off the message that we are all human and drink can destroy anyone of us if we let it.

You hear it over and over again. But I can definitely confirm after I stopped drinking for 3 months my life did a 180 and felt like superman. It’s incredible. Everything just seems to get better. But eventually slip back into old habits. But I’m back not drinking and once again I can feel the power and clarity descending upon me. It’s really a super power.

One year sober from weed and alcohol on June 10 2023 The obsession has been lifted with daily spiritual maintenance and helping others. 🙏❤️

2 years sober and completely nothing changed, still fucking depressed, still feeling awful, still constantly exhausted, still no money and life is at it's worst. Quiting drinking won't solve shit.

Amazing compilation. One of the best KZfaq videos I've seen about quitting drinking. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this.

Don´t think about what you are losing when stopping, instead realise what you are gaining ;) Love and Peace to One and All

I was up again to 6 am UK time. Just watching the night turn into light which made me think " What am I doing with my life" Thats when reality sets in for me. I want to stop and I'll do all my best today to stop and If I can make it till tonight sober then thats an achievement then I can build on that.

4 years sober, after 31 years heading down, down, ever further down. It’s ALL UP now and i wish I’d done it way sooner !!!!!

It's been 38 days I'm completely sober. I decided after watching one of your videos. I was never a completely wasted person. Just drank every day 2 or 3 beers and occasionally got wasted. I'm so happy with this. My father-in-law is battling hard against his addiction. He tried to commit suicide the day before yesterday. They live in another country. I feel that one of the hardest type of people to quit drinking are the simplest ones, people not very educated, which is his case, it's really hard to figure this whole concept of this video for this kinds of people. Unfortunately. Anyways, keep up with the good message.

Sobriety gives you everything alchahol promised you

My heart goes out to everyone who is fighting their addiction to alcohol. I consider myself fortunate that I never started drinking. For a while, I was ridiculed for choosing not to drink. When I was 8yrs old, my father caught me sneaking a sip of his beer while he was mowing the lawn. Thankfully, I found the taste to be absolutely disgusting, and spat out the beer. My father only laughed at me, and chose not to punish me. Even as a kid, I vowed to myself I wouldn't touch alcohol ever again. It was one of the best decisions I've ever made!

I drink while I watch videos like that. It's so hard to quit. Every time II do it it feels like I failed. All my friends and family drink but I feel like the only one that wants to say I have a problem. I feel embarrassed. My lifes a mess, kids and girl left. I just come home and drink, nothing fun and all the joy in life is gone. When I don't drink for a day I feel bored and overwhelmed with my problems. I'm tired of pretending I don't have a problem.

Great video that I needed to watch. It's been a week since I put the drink down. I only hope to better myself and those around me. Good luck to everyone ❤

10 months sober after 20 years hard drinking and several attempts at sobriety. Alcohol is cunning, baffling and powerful. Drop the rock.

After 19 years of drinking I quit last year, on December 31st 10:00pm... It's been 5 months without alcohol and I'm feeling amazing!

I was an alcoholic for 16 years since 14, drinking a Mickey a day of vodka. I almost three years sober and it has changed my life completely. Keep going everyone

July 4th!!! I would complete my 30 days of being sober, it’s a great feeling of peace and being centered with my self which I never thought would happen, I was a Functional drinker for years and the thought of quitting always scared me, tried quitting for couple weeks for the sake of people around me but it never worked and it always seemed impossible in my head to quit alcohol. On June 4th in the morning I was driving and out of nowhere something happened to me and I woke up and saw the imposter that was living my life for years in a miserable state of mind. It’s hard to explain my eye opening experience on that day, but to simplify it “ I watched all those years of my life as a movie being drowned in alcohol and pushing away all the people that loved and cared about me “ that was the wake up call for me and I quit right there and haven’t had any problems or urges. it’s a beautiful feeling and I am very grateful to god for that wake up call. Good luck to all of you that want to become sober, trust me it’s not hard once you decide to quit for sake of your own happiness and wellbeing. ❤

I ‘m on day 5 of being sober and caffeine free. Have to say that I don’t miss either one and drinking water most of the day with some sparkling water here and there is way easier than imagined.

Day 33 is coming to a close and looking forward to day 34 - waking up sober and staying sober tomorrow :) We got this!

This, this and THIS 1,000,000 times! I've never been an alcoholic, but I was a heavy drinker in my teens/20s, I stopped the binge drinking when I became a parent, but like most I still drank on weekends like it was my god given right. However, I started curbing my alcohol 18mth ago, this would be 5 or 6 drinks 2 nights a week, then 1 night a week, then 1 night a fort, 1 night a month, 1 night a quart, and as I type this I haven't been out drinking or drank at home in 6mth. I can honestly say it has changed my life - it was like a fog cleared, the illusion shattered and I remembered who I was. In the process of cutting alcohol, I quit antidepressants, benzos and beat a 12 year Codeine addiction that almost killed me. In the last 6mth I have clawed my way up out of possibly the longest, darkest, deepest abyss of my life and I've become physically, mentally and emotionally _indestructable._ I managed to get myself a job in a new sector - a tough, male dominated industry, and I'm doing well, against all the odds. Despite having 3 children, zero childcare, no family, no support network, a coercive controlling bully of a husband and spiteful inlaws, who essentially forced me out of work in 2019, using childcare as a weapon to sabotage me and basically throw me under a bus. But children grow up, and the moment my youngest asked for their own house keys - I got to work. Applying for 20 jobs a day, many rejections, setbacks and several interviews later - fortune smiled on me. Having a job, a purpose, my own money and a sharp sober mind has enabled me to break out of a 13y toxic marriage, as well as the financial prison and social shackles that came with it. Sobriety has saved my life, my alcohol infused mind could never muster the courage to do what I have done, nor could a hungover body cope with the load I am now bearing. If you're weak, afraid and defeated - the monsters _will_ kick you when you're down. Dr Peterson once said: _"The only thing a monster won't mess with, is another monster"_ I watched his lectures, read his books and I owe that great Man a handshake. Because he led me down to the depths of my wretched soul to face my demons, all of them. Then I had to awaken the sedated dragon from her long sleep, integrate my shadow, become the monster... and I sh¡t you not, my tomentor is now terrified of what the pit has sent back, can't do enough for me, I've never seen a set of balls drop off so fast. Too little, too late, hell hath no fury and all that... Anyway I digress, I demanded a divorce 3mth ago, and I'm now in the process of taking over the house, mortgage, bills et al; essentially adopting as MUCH responsibility as I can bear. I have started reading again, learning, meditating, walking, working out, building a routine and making sure I eat/sleep/rest adequately enough for the daily fight, hyper vigilance is key, no matter how far down the road we are, we're always 2ft from the gutter - so stay frosty. I'm almost T total now, with one tiny exception of really special occasions, for example I had a small glass of rosé with a meal a few month ago to celebrate my new job, it felt like a well earned treat, after that I drank water all night 😇 I'm not religious per se, but alcohol is the closest thing to the Devil I have ever encountered - the father of LIES and the fuel of nightmares, with drugs (both illicit and prescribed) being a close second. Ethanol is one of the most prolific poisons on the planet, and it has been weaponised against mankind for millennia, to keep us weak, subordinate, SLAVES. I am 40 years old and can honestly say without a doubt, that I have never felt more alive. The strength and clarity I have today is unparalleled, I wake up naturally at dawn, excited for each new day and grateful to be here. Regardless of my many challenges, flaws, fears and obligations as a single parent on a low income, life is what you make it - carpe diem. Get clean, get sober, get out there and GET HARD. If I can do this, YOU can do this. Much love ✌🏻🩵

I listened to a bunch of Leon’s videos driving to work and back when I first quit drinking. Every word he said came true. I am 2.5 years in now and thriving. If someone is watching this video and wondering if they should quit…even if you’re only drinking a few times a week…the answer is yes. Start with a 90 day goal, see for yourself.

Great video!👌 I’ve seen most of these clips throughout my sobriety over 3 1/2 years, very nice to have them all in a neat package🤘

Been battling alcohol and drug's most of my adult life. Now 7 day's sober and going for 30 day's. Once I get there I'll continue on. Stay strong everyone! 💪

Great video. Just over 10 months now, after 50 years, thanks for your help Leon.

This is a beautiful message! ❤ I stopped drinking for some years now and it's been great for my overall well-being and health from inside out. Great, to hear stories of others getting over this battle too! 🤗👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

26 days sober. I'm so done with drinking. The withdrawals are the worst and it's ruined my life.

Wow buddy a million views and 84k subs. Your smashing it. I cant thank you enough for your videos and content. You were a massive part of my road to sober living. 🎉❤

I stopped because I really couldn’t get drunk any more no matter how much I drank I just couldn’t get pissed , 4 months clean and I did 8 months before but dad dies and it set me back , 4 months clean tho ❤

11 months clean and sober today. Started blackout drinking at 14 (20 years ago) and eventually got into hard drugs (oxycontin then heroin and cocaine/crack) with occasional binge drinking mixed in ...I lost count of how many hospital/rehab/ jail trips I've had...I was 100 percent convinced I needed drugs and alcohol before anything and everything else in my life...i saw psychiatrists who just put me on more drugs, moved from michigan to California...tried EVERYTHING to stop but for me throwing myself into AA completely working the steps and staying connected has been the only thing that's helped me. Life isn't easy but its so much better than it was.

One year and 275 days sober for me. Best decision I ever made.

Sober sine 2/21/23. I've tried many times to stop drinking but after the SB party I went to earlier this year I believe I had alcohol poisoning. I felt awful for days. My body seemed like it was shutting down. When 2/21 came, I felt cleaned n clear headed n that was the day I said I'm done!! To anyone who is struggling, this is one journey you will walk alone. I was not upset when family n friends kept offering me drinks cause ive tried stopping before. The best thing about being sober is the control I have over my life and how I'm loving myself again. Not searching for love or looking for acceptance from other people.

It’s been 2 weeks. Right away I got off my butt and started doing good things. I figured I feel so sick but I got thru it. Not as bad as I thought and I was full blown all day but I realized I was just bord and the alcohol made me lazy so to cure my boredom I drank and drinking made me not want to do anything.

Day 125. It’s such a relief to go into every weekend knowing I definitely won’t be hungover at some point. Love your vids mate 🤝

What a ride, thank you for this compilation of testimonials 🙏

Thank you for editing in famous people's issues with the drink too. It shows that these people are human just like us and they too need to get over toxic crutches that they set up for themselves early in life.

I know the struggle too well, as someone who drank heavily for 30 years and can attribute my alcohol abuse to many stupid decisions and things I did throughout my life which I regret, and can never undo; its destroyed relationships, cost me jobs, friends and made me feel shame more times than I can count..... I tried quitting a few times throughout my life and succeeded for short times only to relapse again when life threw some challenges at me (stress from work, family, coping with the loss a pet etc). Funnily enough, I recently took 2 weeks leave from from work and challenged myself to stay away from the bottle and to my utter surprise I did it effortlessly, I was feeling relaxed and happy and I didn't have any work stress, so there was no anger and frustration built up in me that I just wanted to drown out....... It became apparent to me that a LOT of the issue for me was work related stress. As my 2 weeks leave came to a conclusion and I was about to return to work, I had grave fears that all the hard work I had done for 2 weeks with staying clean was going to come undone pretty quick once I was back at work... By that stage I was already feeling better physically and mentally after having no alcohol for those 2 weeks and wanted to keep up the fight and not relapse -- So I asked myself what I could do, sure I could quit my job, or I could find some ways to get to the root of the problem and tackle it head on... ie: limit the ability of my job being able to get to me so much.... Luckily, being in a management position at work, I was able to offload a lot of the crap I was dealing with to other departments.. it worked.. Then came an offer from my boss as a position had opened up in another area of the company, a very prestigious role, and more money - but I knew about the responsibilities for this 'prestigious' role and I see the stress others in that area are faced with daily and always thanked god I was not doing their sort of work.... So for my health's sake, I declined it. Yup I threw away the chance to earn more a year but I realized my health was more important than money. I have been able to keep the stress levels in check with work and I seem to be winning the battle through sheer willpower and determination. Over a month has gone by and I have zero cravings for the bottle, in fact I am feeling way better... my skin is clearing up, i have more energy, I am less depressed (alcohol is a depressant), I am having more restful sleeps at night - oh and I am saving a lot of money, I used to often spend in excess of $500 a week on expensive spirits, wines, imported beers. I am confident Ican stay on track this time!

I’m just over 3 years sober . Lost almost 100 lbs and was able to start walking without canes . Only negative was I started getting panic attacks once I stopped drinking. I’m bipolar and had been using to control anxiety so it makes sense.

Absolutely brilliant video. Thank you for sharing this Xx

Such a fantastic video. I don’t drink but this is so inspirational for enacting change in one’s life

17 days since my last drink I'm so proud of my self 💕

Week 1 sober here 🎉 And oh man does sleep feel SO SO GOOD. Can’t wait to experience more benefits and stay sober ✅ peace and love

9 years straight of alcohol abuse since I was 17 years old. 3 DUI’s, one drunk in public. Multiple health problems and developed heart issues….on August 15th of this year I’ll be 1 solid year sober. It’s the best thing I ever did. I was lucky the consequences of my mistakes weren’t more severe, and that the only person harmed was myself. Take that leap. It’s worth it and we do recover!

Amazing compliation! Just what I needed to give quitting booze a go. Nice touch including Paul Churchill 🔥

Great video, I quit 1.1. 2020. Then, I started living the "real" good life. There's NO DOWNSIDE to removing alcohol from your life, and the UPSIDE IS LIMITLESS 👍🏻🙏🏻

Ben Affleck said, "I swear to Christ." Why that name? That is the only name and Savior who can free us from sin death addiction and shame. What amazes me most, people who quit drinking and battle it on their own I commend greatly. Our very conscious God given soul tells us whats right and wrong moral absolutes. I am battling now and have been for years. I am at that point like many of you. As a police officer with PTSD and other trauma, you all inspire me. I want to join you all in saying I am at 500 days or 1000 days. " I am more than a conqueror through Christ who strengthens me." You all are loved and precious to the living God who made you died for you and rose for you. You are loved and press on. I love this channel. Awesome. I need this.

This is one of the best, motivating videos ive ever watched, thank you

"Confusingly wonderful" what a great way to describe how I felt in my first meeting.

Funny thing is I always thought I'd stop only if my drinking got out of hands. But now I have cut drinking out of my everyday life for more than half a year, I feel like I don't wanna drink at all anymore. The biggest factor was that I don't want to deal with hangovers anymore. The fun of being drunk is not worth the pain and depression I have to deal with the next 2 days.