Three Years Clean and Sober
Yesterday I celebrate three years clean and sober — three years of freedom, faith, and new beginnings. I’m so grateful to God for pulling me out of the darkness that once consumed me and showing me that life could be peaceful, joyful, and full of purpose.
Three years ago, I was broken, lost, and tired of the cycle that addiction kept me trapped in. I couldn’t stop on my own — I had tried too many times. It wasn’t until I truly surrendered my life to God and admitted I was powerless that things began to change. That was the day everything started to shift.
Since then, I’ve learned to live one day at a time. I’ve built relationships grounded in honesty and trust. I’ve been given the honor of walking with others on their recovery journeys — to listen, guide, and remind them that there is hope. My faith has deepened in ways I never thought possible, and I’ve found peace in knowing that God is in control, not me.
I’m grateful for my sobriety, for the people God has placed in my life, for every lesson learned, and for every morning I wake up free. These past three years have not been easy, but they have been worth every moment. God didn’t just save my life — He gave me a new one.
