I recently celebrated 10 years of sobriety and I can’t believe it has been 10 years already.
It seems like just yesterday I almost died of alcohol poisoning. That was at my worst state when everybody had finally had enough of my shit. From jobs to family to whatever, I almost drank myself to death 10 years ago.
Now here I am now, enjoying life and music, opportunities to help others, getting around. I try to do as much service work as I can that God and time allow. The program that I work continues to save my life every day.
Sheldon Tyacke Country Music Canada
If you’re celebrating your sobriety milestone, you might think the party is over.
But the thing is now the party is Life - it’s enjoying relationships and activities, making it about time instead of letting people and myself down from being drunk and too afraid to go anywhere.
