Jason’s Story

My name is Jason and I am an alcoholic. It took me 44 years to realize it. And is something I am not ashamed to say today. I can walk around today with my head up and some confidence.  I can thank AA for that. I grew up in an alcoholic household. Some of my first memories I remember being a selfish and self-centered middle child of 3. Stealing and lying were easy for me when I was a kid.  I had my first drink in 5th grade and I liked it.

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Jackie’s Story

I’m Jackie and I’m an Alcoholic. My sobriety date is July 9, 2016, I have a homegroup, a sponsor, and a higher power that on most days I do not understand but I know most definitely understands me.

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Angel’s Story

I’m Angel, and I’m an alcoholic. This is my story. I grew up on the rough streets of Parma Heights. I was raised by my mom and my grandparents. I was spoiled rotten and had a great childhood. When I was eight, my mom married my dad. We did not get along at all. We fought for my mom’s attention. My brother and sister came along shortly after.

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Mikey’s Story

My name is Mikey, and I am an alcoholic. I have a sponsor and a higher power that I choose to call God, who I do not understand sometimes, but no matter what, always has my back. Most importantly I have a working knowledge of the twelve steps that I try to apply to my life daily. I say “try” because I'm not perfect and I still fall short in many aspects.

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Jasmine’s Story

My name is Jasmine and I am an alcoholic. My sobriety date is June 8, 2018. I have a home group, a sponsor, a working knowledge of the 12 steps, and, most importantly, I have a God of my understanding.

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Emily’s Story

My name is Emily and I am most definitely an alcoholic. My sobriety date is February 3, 2016. I have a sponsor who has a sponsor and so on, I have a working knowledge of the 12 steps which I do my best to apply to daily living, and MOST importantly I have a higher power of my understanding today.

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Blake’s Story

My name is Blake and I am a recovering alcoholic/addict. I struggled with addiction for a number of years and it robbed me of life, love and happiness. I was without direction, lost, hopeless and on the verge of death before I decided enough was enough and here is my story.

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