April 9, 2003 was my last drink. April 10, 2003 was my first day of my 20 years of sobriety. 
  
 Lots of people to thank, but first and foremost, God, for His saving grace, wonderful mercy, and unconditional love that lead to numerous second chances. 
  
 Here's to the next 20 years.

April 9, 2003 was my last drink. April 10, 2003 was my first day of my 20 years of sobriety. Lots of people to thank, but first and foremost, God, for His saving grace, wonderful mercy, and unconditional love that lead to numerous second chances. Here's to the next 20 years.

April 9, 2003 was my last drink. April 10, 2003 was my first day of my 20 years of sobriety.&nbsp;
 &nbsp;
 Lots of people to thank, but first and foremost, God, for His saving grace, wonderful mercy, and unconditional love that lead to numerous second chances.&nbsp;
 &nbsp;
 Here's to the next 20 years.&nbsp;

Background Check-In | 20 Years

After five DWI’s landed me prison, something had to change. One day I got into a fight and I spent eight days in solitaire confinement thinking about my life and the decisions I had made that led me to that dark place, literally. 

I came out of the hole a different man with a different heart, mind, soul, direction, and outlook on life. I got mentored by a couple of inmates who eventually made parole but within a year they were both back in. This confused me and ticked me off. I wondered how I was going to make it out there. 

Since my release in 2006 we’ve opened up a transitional house for men, with another ”ranch” coming, launched a documentary, been on the Mike Huckabee Show, launched this podcast, and it goes into prisons all over the nation.

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After five DWI’s landed me prison, something had to change. One day I got into a fight and I spent eight days in solitaire confinement thinking about my life and the decisions I had made that led me to that dark place, literally. I came out of the hole a different man with a different heart, mind, soul, direction, and outlook on life. I got mentored by a couple of inmates who eventually made parole but within a year they were both back in. This confused me and ticked me off. I wondered how I was going to make it out there. Since my release in 2006 we’ve opened up a transitional house for men, with another ”ranch” coming, launched a documentary, been on the Mike Huckabee Show, launched this podcast, and it goes into prisons all over the nation.

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