Set your boundaries like they’re bulletproof—then don’t budge. You’re not here to be easy to love. You’re here to be real. 🚀🦅🔥

Hey everyone…What’s one win from this week so far…big or small? Wins count even if you struggled. Awareness, honesty, and showing up are wins too.

16 hours in 🙌

Yesterday I Officially Made 2 Full Whole Consecutive Years Sober From Alcohol Yesterday I Officially Made 2 Full Whole Consecutive Years Sober From Alcohol Two Years have passed since I began my journey towards sobriety, and I'm proud to say I've remained sober since 731 days sober and still counting higher life has changed so much since I used to drink You don't have to wait until alcohol ruins your life to decide you're done with it. If drinking is making you anxious, exhausted or unhappy, that's enough. You don't need to hit rock bottom to walk away. The best decision you'll ever make is choosing yourself over a drink. “ MEMORIES OF ALCOHOL I drank for happiness and became unhappy. I drank for joy and became miserable. I drank for sociability and became argumentative. I drank for sophistication and became obnoxious. I drank for friendship and made enemies. I drank for sleep and woke up tired. I drank for strength and felt weak. I drank for relaxation and got the shakes. I drank for confidence and became doubtful. I drank to make conversation easier and slurred my speech. I drank to feel heavenly and ended up feeling like hell."Alcoholism can have devastating consequences, but the recovery process offers a chance for renewal and transformation. By acknowledging the damage alcoholism has caused and seeking help, you can change your life's trajectory. Recovery is a journey that requires commitment and perseverance, but it's one that can lead to a more fulfilling and purposeful life. I've found that the benefits of sobriety far outweigh the challenges, and I wouldn't have fought so hard to stay sober if it wasn't worth it. I take things one day at a time, knowing that recovery is a lifelong process. I share my story openly because I came close to losing my life in silence. There’s a Life After Addiction We Do Recover ❤️‍🩹🫶

Looking back, it's hard to believe it's been 12 months since I celebrated 7 months of sobriety. Today, at 9 pm, I'll have reached 19 months without alcohol. The journey has been long and challenging, but I'm determined to see it through. I deserve to know what it's like to live life on my own terms, to not give up on myself.