I share my experience losing my wife to suicide and how it helped jump start me deeper into addiction. As an addict trauma can drive us deeper and going harder to numb the pain, this is my personal experience.

Are you a sex addict? This is an addiction and for awhile I thought that I was one until I learned my drive was more trauma based through therapy. I share to help educate and open our eyes to addiction.

When it comes to chem sex from stimulants and my experience with it. It is more common than you think when it comes to substances like cocaine and alcohol.

What is was like using this for the first time and my personal experience with meth. What it made me feel like and why I did not like using this substance.

What are PAWS? When getting sober no one told me about the post withdrawal I would go through and how it almost ended my life. I share my experience to help anyone getting sober prepare for the mental side of withdrawals.

Why AA was not for me, I make it clear that AA does help many get sober and they need credit for that. My personal story is like others and the program did not fit what I needed in my sobriety so I share my story on getting sober.

My personal experience of when I realized I was an addicted. I get asked a lot how to know if you have a problem with Alcohol or cocaine, any drug and this is what I learned getting sober.

I get asked a lot on my thoughts on this topic so here they are. Can these help you in sobriety and are they even addictive? This is my personal experience on this and a reminder that we do recover.

The amount of misinformation out there is unreal and this in response to someone stating how subs are more dangerous than fentanyl. This is not true and I do not understand how anyone in the recovery space could say something like this. Education is key for those getting sober and those of loved ones getting sober.

One of the biggest stigmas in the lifestyle is if you struggle with mental illness such as adhd and take meds you are not sober. Here is my take and experience on this, I share from lived experience to remind you there is no right or wrong way to be sober!