@Paul Garland all its about is planting seeds, with the hope they grow within the people in the way of lived knowledge that hopefully will help them on their path. Don’t have all the answers and still learning myself everyday, but together we can beat our issues. A problem shared is a problem halved

@Paul Garland was not always like this Paul, still learning and developing, one at a time my friend, we recover not I, We 🙏🏽🙏🏽☺️

Coming from the darkness to the light has been the journey of my life. When I was on drugs, everything felt heavy and hopeless. The darkness was more than just the nights I spent alone, it was the constant cycle of craving, using, and regretting. I lived in shame, trapped in a place where I believed there was no way out. I couldn’t see a future, only the next fix. But slowly, with honesty and courage, I began to take steps toward the light. At first it felt blinding, even painful, because it meant facing the truth about myself. It meant owning the damage I had caused and allowing others to see my weakness. But with each step, I began to find freedom. The light, for me, is clarity. It’s being present in my own life, being able to wake up without shame, and knowing that I am no longer a prisoner to my past. The light is also hope that tomorrow can be better than yesterday, and that I have the power to keep moving forward. I carry both the darkness and the light within me. The darkness reminds me of where I’ve been, and the light reminds me of where I’m going. My journey is proof that no matter how far into the shadows someone may fall, the light is always there, waiting to be found.

@Jefferson King but we can go deeper and thats where we bare all, cause once can do that, we can own it and then in time ‘Let go’