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A road map to survive life’s ups & downs. You made it here — and that already says something about you. This community is built for anyone who’s been knocked down by life but refuses to stay down. No matter your age, background, or story… you belong here. I’m Richard Dheilly — a retired firefighter of 35 years, a father, a PTSD survivor, someone who has lived with Bipolar Disorder, gone through divorce, raised three boys, and found healing through photography. My story isn’t perfect. It’s messy, painful, and at times, nearly ended. But it’s real — and it’s proof that you can survive. This space isn’t just about my story — it’s about all of our stories. Together, we can help each other carry the weight, share the roadmap, and find the strength to keep going. ✅ How to Use This Community 🔹 Share your story. Post about the highs and lows of your journey. Someone out there needs to hear it. 🔹 Ask questions. If you’re struggling, reach out. The community is here to listen and help. 🔹 Support others. Comment, encourage, and remind people they’re not alone. 📚 Explore the Classroom Inside you’ll find my book The Picture That Saved My Life and other lessons drawn from real experiences with firefighting, mental health, fatherhood, and photography. 📅 Join Live Conversations Check the calendar for upcoming calls — sometimes scheduled, sometimes spontaneous. These are safe spaces where we can connect in real time. ❤️ The Rule Here Is Simple Be real. Be respectful. And remember — your story has the power to help someone else survive. 👉 Start here: Drop a short intro about yourself below. 🔹 Who are you? 🔹 What’s one challenge you’ve faced (or are facing)? 🔹 What’s one thing that keeps you moving forward? Let’s build this together. — Richard Dheilly

Life is worth living. Even on the days it doesn’t feel like it. Especially on those days. Because life isn’t just about the big wins or perfect moments it’s about the tiny sparks that keep showing up when we think we’re done. It’s the smile you didn’t expect. The text that arrives at the right time. The laugh that sneaks out when you swore you were finished laughing. The sunrise that doesn’t ask permission it just shows up anyway. Some days we break. Some days we bend. Some days we feel invisible in a world moving too fast. But you’re still here. And that means your story isn’t done. You matter more than you know. You’ve survived things that once felt impossible. And there are people maybe more than you realize who breathe a little easier because you exist. Life is messy. Life is heavy. Life is unbelievably beautiful. And it is worth living. So if you needed a sign today… This is it. Stay. Try again. Take one more step. Because the world is better with you in it. And your best chapter may not be written yet. If you’re reading this… Tell me one thing big or small that makes life worth living for you

A new year isn’t magic. It doesn’t erase the scars, the grief, the lessons, or the battles still ahead. But it does give us something rare… A moment to pause. To breathe. To ask ourselves: “Who do I want to become from everything I’ve been through?” This year isn’t about perfection. It’s about progress. It’s about choosing yourself when it would be easier to quit. It’s about healing slowly, stubbornly even on the days you don’t feel strong. Some of us are rebuilding. Some are rediscovering joy. Some are just trying to stand back up. And that’s enough. You are enough. So here’s to the quiet restarts. The small victories. The boundaries we finally honour. The peace we stop apologizing for. This year, we aren’t chasing a “new” us. We’re honouring the unbreakable one that survived every version of the past. If you’re walking into this year with courage even just a teaspoon of it tell me one word you want to live by in 2026 👇 Mine is: Unbreakable. What’s yours?