I read your book when I was in residential treatment in November. I got that book when I met you at your show in October. You are such an inspiration. I have 73 days clean. Thank you for being with me.

@bubzilla6137

4 жыл бұрын

73 days- yay!!! Just think, you have surpassed 2 months. You're on the right road. I have faith in you!!!! I've been sober for a long time. You'll find the longer you go, the less you'll crave it. For me personally, I couldn't function if I didn't have weed and weekends were rough if I had no booze. Then it became weekdays too. I was drunk all the time, high all the time. Anyone who says weed is not addictive is either ignorant or stupid. When you cannot accomplish anything in a day without first finding your drug of choice, it's an addiction. I'm very proud of you!!!! Before you know it, you'll be celebrating your first whole year!!! Keep up the great work!!! 🤗💙🤗💙🤗

@artscrafts4685

4 жыл бұрын

Amanda Wren proud of you!! Stay strong ✌🏻

@twobowsandabro1644

4 жыл бұрын

Congratulations!

@stephaniepapaleo521

4 жыл бұрын

Amanda Wren I’m in recovery also, keep going, I was in 2 centers, I’m in a halfway now, it’s great!

@lrwalters14

4 жыл бұрын

I am hope you are still clean. Sending love your way.

Our loved one who struggled for many years is now in heaven. She did enjoy your videos Tiffany. And I am glad you speak out. People are listening.

@chelseaalexis4668

4 жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry for your loss and I know I'm just a stranger on the internet but I'm sending you hugs and love and I hope you're able to find peace in your time of heartache.

@cqsquba

4 жыл бұрын

This Little Tribe of Nine so sorry for your loss. I’ve lost so many family and friends, most recently my little brother. I myself am lucky- 9.5 years sober! I’m also so glad this is becoming a subject people are willing to talk about more!

@bkh23859

4 жыл бұрын

So very sorry for your loss. The loss is so painful I know

@tieamoyer4020

4 жыл бұрын

So sorry for your loss..

@maggiesmama7782

4 жыл бұрын

This Little Tribe of Nine That is SO heartbreaking to hear. 💔😢🙏Praying for God to comfort you after losing your loved one. Sending you ❤️LOVE❤️ & ((HUGS)) & PRAYERS🙏🙏🙏 Tiffany keep doing these videos ❤️ God is using your voice of experience & HOPE around this broken world. ❤️❤️❤️

I found you when I started recovery. I am almost one year free ❤ you are absolutely amazing. My husband and I sat down and watched a lot of your videos when I first got clean and they hit so hard. Especially your one where you talked about enabling. You are amazing. We are all amazing ❤

@cqsquba

4 жыл бұрын

Danielle Lang congratulations on almost one year!! No fronts, lol. You’re a miracle, and so many amazing things are going to happen for you. Keep it simple and keep growing 💜

@RedDragon-ix2fz

4 жыл бұрын

I'm clean since 2016 & as weird as this may sound it does gets easier & eventually you don't think about the form of addiction anymore. Never lose hope. Things will always get better over time. 💜💙💚💙💛🧡❤

I’m a recovered alcoholic. Haven’t had a drop of alcohol since 8-1-97. I broke my tooth on a 40 oz bottle of beer and the pain sent me sober. No lie. It hurt like hell.

I just celebrated a year clean and I love this video!!! You’re my inspiration to stay clean!!! I ended up in jail and I had to tell my family the truth and went to treatment. I pray I end up married with a family some day too!

You: "You're a miracle" Me: 😭 instant ugly cry. Thank you for YOU. So appreciated 🖤🖤🖤✌😘😢😭😏

this needs to be Trending ❤

I’m 9.5 years sober and so grateful for you for using your platform to talk about this. I buried my baby brother 6 years ago and this needs to be talked about 💜

I was literally just searching for planners specifically for recovering addicts and your video showed up saying it was posted 38 minutes ago! it's like it was meant for me to find you. I've been clean since october me and my fiancee both. this is the first time it's been MY choice to be clean. I've done it before but the other times wasn't by choice you know what I mean, prison and jail and a few other outside motives have got me clean. but anyhow I'm rambling but I'm glad I found your channel!!

@jbell9179

4 жыл бұрын

That's awesome ! Congrats on all your success and hard work. 😊

@amezfires9247

4 жыл бұрын

Congratulations to you and your fiance!! That's amazing & awesome!! Despite how it may seem that no one cares, even strangers on the internet can & do care! You both are very brave to have made the decision on your own, for yourselves, & you guys stuck with it. Even if you don't think it's a brave thing to do, it really is because clawing your way out of that cycle is extremely hard. I'm proud of you both, & truly wish you both all the best! Just yesterday my friend (who's going through addiction counseling/therapy) told me something that one of the counselors told her: "Being clean & sober is not supposed to make you feel miserable for the rest of your life. You'll still have ups & downs, but staying clean shouldn't be looked at like a life sentence of misery". It really struck a chord because I myself am battling an addiction, as well as having an alcoholic for a dad. I DO look at quitting as an endless future of nothing but pain & misery, but people like you give me hope. Your situation sounds like it was worse than mine, you overcame the addiction by choice, & so I should be able to crush the addiction too. Thank you for sharing, & I hope you continue to stay strong in your fight against the addiction. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@kaylariggs5188

4 жыл бұрын

Congratulations!!👏👏 A relationship in recovery is possible. I used for 7 years, we were using together for 3 years... And now we've been together for 7 years - both with almost 5 years sober. ❤ By the way if you're new to Tiffany's content - check out her Facebook that's where she really puts work in and the platform she's been on the longest... Also she has a book about her addiction as well!

@sunnyside7921

3 жыл бұрын

Girl! Check out her book, High Achiever . I promise you'll never regret it.

I've never used drugs or had someone I love become addicted to them but I just wanted to say Tiffany that your love and encouragement to those that are in those situations is beautiful. My Mom was an alcoholic for most of my life and eventually got sober at 68. I wish she could have heard your message because it broke my heart to see how ashamed and worthless she felt. Maybe hearing it from someone who knew what it was like could have helped her. I'm so thankful she became sober for the last six years of her life. She was amazing and I miss her terribly. To those addicted, please don't ever think you are worthless because it's just not true. You matter and God loves you and has a plan for your life if you let him. If He can free my mom from 46 years of alcoholism, He can free you, too. Don't give up ❤

I'm in recovery and currently dealing with loving family members who are still struggling with addiction. Thank you so much for this message. Getting sober was the best thing I ever did and I'm still holding onto hope that my loved ones will make the same decision. ❤️

@calianne5352

4 жыл бұрын

Me too 😭. My mom and I got High , together,I got sober,She didn't. Now she's 70,And I'm her care giver,So I have to still see all the destruction. It makes me Sad. For today I will have Hope!!

@Lorenseverevolvingjourney

4 жыл бұрын

@@calianne5352 honey, I can 100% relate to your story. My mom and I were OxyContin "partners in crime" from the time I was 15 until I FINALLY found recovery 5 years ago, next month. It's super tough being in recovery and around one of your biggest triggers constantly in front of you. Big Hug to you, honey!

@calianne5352

4 жыл бұрын

@@Lorenseverevolvingjourney Thanks Hun. And no fronts , but congratulations on your time . Wow!! 🙌✌️👍❤️

@christinesimas1095

4 жыл бұрын

Chelsea good for you honey. Prayers you will inspire all around you to follow your example. Be proud of yourself.

I'm proud of you

Thank you. Thank you. Your videos have always been a balm to my soul. I lost my sister-in-law to complications caused by addiction this summer. Liver and kidneys started failing due to alcoholism. It was a truly horrendous, slow way to see someone you love pass. She was 39 with four beautiful children. My heart hurts knowing she's not here. However, your videos always helped me feel like there was hope for her. Even though she's gone, I still feel the same hope when I watch your videos. You're helping people on many different facets of this journey. Thank you, thank you, sister.

I’ve been clean 2 years this March. I was a marijuana user for over 25 years. It was hard because I had to end friendships with people who were also marijuana users in order to ensure my self promise of sobriety would stick. I didn’t go to treatment but I journaled a lot and read my bible whenever I felt the temptation to get high. I still don’t love myself but I do hate myself less than I used to.

@twiztidmomma22

4 жыл бұрын

Keep up the great work 💜

@jbell9179

4 жыл бұрын

Congratulations! That's awesome. You might not love yourself enough yet but God loves you so much and eventually you will, too. 😊

Thank you, Tiffany. My 27 year old son has been an addict for 10 years. He's currently in prison for the 3rd time. I do love him from a distance, but he knows his Mama loves him. Your stories always give me hope.

Tiffany, your transparency is saving lives. ❤️ Thank you.

...yes I needed this today

This video is amazing everyone should watch this , I'm a recovering attic I still struggle but every day I strive for my goals and children , IV been clean for 4 years and 1 month , your an inspiration to all love all your videos 😀 much love from Albany oregon

@karaigrayson8198

3 жыл бұрын

Why did you do it if you don't mind me asking

You inspire me and give me hope. My son relapsed after losing his new wife to OD. He has completed treatment and is back working his recovery. I will never lose faith in his ability to stay sober and live his best life. Never quit and never surrender. Sending blessings and love to you and your family.

@stephaniepapaleo521

4 жыл бұрын

Christine Simas love 💗 to you and your family🤗

I love you so much! I have 2 years and a little clean. You are such an inspiration to me. You get me through the rough and tough days. Thank you for your honesty!

I got out of 7 year abusive relationship with a meth addict. The last 4 months of being with him, I was full on addicted too... getting hurt so bad that I could hardly walk is what got me to say goodbye to him. I swear, leaving him was harder for me then quiting cold turkey. I've been clean from meth and him for 3 months now. We got this!

@chauntellewickham4223

4 жыл бұрын

You got this 💪 don't stop fighting for the better you

@ratzwilson6101

4 жыл бұрын

@@chauntellewickham4223 thank you!

@chauntellewickham4223

4 жыл бұрын

Your very welcome. I've been there and know how hard it is but I promise you in the long run it will be worth it 💖

@stephaniepapaleo521

4 жыл бұрын

Owen Wilson 🙌 💗 ☮️ Keep going, I’m three months in recovery from crack. I started it just 2 years ago and it felt like 20. So proud you made the decision to leave and you’re alive! I was physically and mentally abused 20 some years ago while pregnant. I couldn’t ask for help then, I hid it. Keep it up 💗 ☮️ 🤗

@ratzwilson6101

4 жыл бұрын

@@stephaniepapaleo521 that's so amazing! Great job. My stepdad when I was a kid did crack and it ruined everything for him.

Thank you. My son in prison now for drugs. I’m still learning about it all. God has blessed me with you. You are a great source of real information, not the puffed up BS others try to spoon feed us. Congratulations on 7 years sobriety!! That is an amazing accomplishment

I've never cried watching a KZread video that wasn't music. Thank you so much.

I'm proud of you for 7 years of sobriety! 👏👏👏 I know how hard it is to kick an addiction. I've lost loved ones to drugs. Your videos are helping a lot of people! Excellent video Tiffany! Hugs! I shared your video on my fb page. I'm sure it'll encourage a lot of peeps!

I've lost too many people from addictions, I've not been able to understand nor cope.....I never know how to help and always ' What if " --myself to death----' what if I only would have done this or done that or said this, etc, etc. maybe they'd still be alive...…. always feel I fail helping them. You have no idea how much watching your videos and listening to you, has helped me understand SO MUCH …...there is no way I can put into words how much you have helped me. My depression was heavy. You've cleared some of the clouds and dragged me out of much depression, and terror I've had for years, far too many years...….My God honey, you are far beyond priceless. Every horrible thing you've gone through has led you to be this incredible Teacher, …..for so many.....on both sides of the situation. Love you Tiffany !!!

You may be the only one, but to this world, it's what we need. Thank you.

My aunt is an addict. She has been on and off meth for years. Right now last time I heard from her she is living in her car. She asks for money from my mom and my mom always says no. She doesn’t like it but she explained to me that until she can get help and stay clean she will only take that money and use it for the drugs. She’s been to rehab several times and still it hasn’t worked for her. I hope that one day maybe she will be able to recover and live the rest of her life happy and clean. She is 42 and my heart breaks for her. But I still love her.

@plaidsuitcases

4 жыл бұрын

I am somebody's aunt. Meth addiction cost me everything. I got clean, on my own. Years have passed...many years. I now live with one of my nieces who tried to kill herself 7 years ago because her 14-year old self could not handle living in her parents toxic addicted environment. She is like a kid I never had, and I am helping her to learn that addicts DO love their families. They hate themselves, never you. Everyone CAN quit. However, making that decision is the hardest part.

You are a beautiful, beautiful soul Tiffany. I know you don't see it or think it but the world needs more people like you. You are funny, honest, beautiful, smart, brave and compassionate. If my daughter grows up to be even an iota like you, my god, I would be beyond proud. I'm proud of you. Always. ❤❤

Thank you for this Tiffany! Nine years sober this July 4th from pain pills and heroin. I have two babies now and am living my passion as a birth worker who strives every day to empower women/mothers. Keep you your hard work! Solidarity sister

@sabrinaw.4719

4 жыл бұрын

😮On July 4th (🙏) I'll celebrate 9 Years TOO! First time I've 'met' someone w/ my same date!😍💜🔺🔷💜

I’m not an addict, but I lost my dad two years ago with a long battle. To fight the battle you can’t give up. You truly are such a beautiful soul,

On the 24th i opened up to my psychiatrist about my issue with alcohol abuse. Speaking up could have put me in the psychiatric ward to be watched for 14 days, or many other scenarios in my head I was afraid of, but I'm glad I spoke up. He put me on new meds to address the problems that i tried to drink away (ocd, anxiety, depression) along with meds that knock the cravings for liquor out of your mind (for the most part. You still have to try) I am still working on myself but doing so much better. Thanks to you, I had that little extra push to speak up and ask for help.

Thanks Tiffany. My husband of six years started as a casual beer drinker and by the time I left, was a full blown alcoholic. I tried to help as best I could but could no longer live with it and the lies and cheating. Unfortunately, it took his life just three months after our divorce. I wish I could have done more. Some people lose hope and some people die. His parents never wanted to see his addiction, I believe because drinking and alcoholism us so prevelant in our society. I know of three other women my age in my small hometown that have all lost their husband to alcoholism in the past four years. I wish people would talk about the dangers of alcoholism like they do other drugs. Addiction is addiction.

U are amazing and powerful. I am clean and sober at 122 days today. U inspire me to take one step at a time and live one day at a time. Little by little it has become my new way of life. I'm in a year long program called visions of the cross in CA. By God's grace love and mercy, I am not the same person I was 4 months ago. Watching u for some time now even pre rehad... led me to my choice of surrender to God's will and plan for me... u bring me joy and laughter in so many ways for so many days. Thank you for believing in me without knowing me but understand my kind of life that once was and never has to be again. Forever ur biggest fan

Thank you for posting this and ALL your videos. Youre an incredible human. You inspire me!!! Feb 4 will be 12 years that Ive been clean and sober. I cannot believe how my life has changed....how God delivered me from addiction!!! Keep doing what youre doing. Youre changing lives!!!! ♡

You're the best thing that ever happened to the internet. Love you!

I'm Gretchen and I am a recovering addict. I had to get help after I ended up in jail. I struggled for so long to get clean and it finally happened. I'm so grateful to get the chance to be a mom again! Thank you for speaking up for our fellow addicts! We do recover!

I work at a bookstore and saw an interesting memoir, picked it up and read it. I had no idea it was yours until I finished and saw your picture. It was SO good! Keep up the good fight! Great job. 💜

I have no words to express how much I appreciate your channel. Not enough people talk about the struggles of addiction and coping with the impact of an addicted loved one. Thank you for being so brave and congratulations on your seven years 💚

I've got two years sober! I'm a mother of four, a housewife and a never get out of my PJs ! Thank you so much just for being you!

I needed this today. I love someone very much who traded addiction to other substances for alcohol and recently headed back toward other bad things. After multiple relapses I'm at that point where I don't know how I'll be able to keep hoping... but I have to try.

Hey Tiffany. I enjoy your videos. I just picked up my 6 month chip last night! 🎉 6 months clean & sober. By the grace of God, there go I. Meetings every day, sober friends & prayers. It works IF you work it!

My husband is a recovering drug addict. I have gotten a lot of knowledge from attending many meetings at his rehab on family night and attended many Al-Anon meetings. He’s been clean 6 years. This video is spot on! Thank you for it.

this video speaks volumes of truth! I first heard one of Tiffany's Addiction videos almost 2 years ago. I have been sober ever since. In no means was it some miracle in which I just blinked and tada my life was repaired and dignity restored. recovery is exactly what she said. One day at a time, some times one second at a time. Nonetheless, I am here now, sober, grateful, and in recovery thanks to this amazing fucking lady. Please share this video with a loved one who may need to hear it.

I quite cold turkey and it was hell, What I went through I wouldn’t wish for my biggest enemy! But I also had the love and support of my parents along with my baby boy that needed his mommy, so I did it! I’m now 16 years clean and sober! Super proud of you Tiffany for 7 years of sobriety!

Hey tiffany, thank you for ur bravery! Im an addict, and am ready to come clean, im TERRIFIED to tell my mother, i dont want her to disown me, or more importantly be soo disappointed in me :(

@meganking2585

3 жыл бұрын

❤️

Tiffany, you are amazing! I don't think you really realize the true extent of just how many people you help. I've told so many people about you, & they already follow you! Thank you for sharing, well, everything! And I also agree that showing love & compassion towards an addict is much more effective than beating the person over the head with all that they've done wrong and/or ostracizing them completely. I watched a TED Talk in which the guy talked about that very same thing. He talked about a study that was done that concluded that addicts had a much higher chance of succeeding at getting clean when they were surrounded by love, compassion, & support. Tiffany, you inspire so many people with your honesty (and humor). Congrats on staying clean for 7 yrs, & thank you for sharing your journey with us!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

I use your videos as an example in my high school classroom of how it is possible to change and how much better life is clean. You will never know the exact number of lives you've touched, but it's huge! Thank you for the kind honesty, it's what we all need.

I've been sober for nine months,and it's been hell. I see things a bit differently now , in a positive way. When my anxiety used to kick in that's when I would drink, and now I get anxiety and I have nothing to calm me down, but listening to you gives me reassurance and hope . Thank you!🙏

My husband told me he was worried about me because i had not been sober for 3 months what so ever and it had started months prior. My brother was also an alcoholic and got sober for his daughter, and someone my husband loves is an addict. If i had not gotten sober i wouldnt have my beautiful baby girl and i wouldnt have had the best and scariest day of my life. I love listening to you talk about what you went through and reminding people that not all addicts are horrible people. You are an amazing woman and i thank you so much for putting such a positive message out in the world.

Thank you for posting this. I literally needed it today. I love and addict and I'm doing everything i can to help and try not to enable. I made him sit and watch this with me. He wants help and i need him to help himself. I am giving him tools to find what he needs and it's now 90% up to him to move forward. I won't ever give up hope for him and i will be here for him always. If he can't try to start helping himself soon i know i will have to do it from a distance and even if that happens i can't hate him. Hate won't help. Love and compassion will

I have 5.5 years clean. This last week, more then almost the whole 5 years, has been trying for me. I don't know why I haven't figured out the trigger yet but listening to this brought me to tears and makes me want to still fight hard for my sobriety. Thank you for all you do lady!!!

I am in recovery. January 28th will be 6 years clean for me. Thank you Tiffany for your videos. Even after six years it's still hard and I still have to work on it every day and your videos help so much especially when I'm so busy and I'm feeling down and I feel like I need to get to a meeting and I'm not able to make it I turn on one of your videos. I don't think you realize how much it helps people

@chauntellewickham4223

4 жыл бұрын

I was literally just thinking this is my aa. Her videos help me so much too. It always seems when it's just a bit hard for me one of her videos pop up. I have 6 years clean Aug first. Congrats to you and your sobriety

@robynkurily9079

4 жыл бұрын

@@chauntellewickham4223 thank u and congrats to you n your sobriety as well. Its a hard road to travel for sure!!

This doesn't need a thumbs up button it needs a love heart button. To be so open and raw takes as much guts as getting clean. I absolutely love this woman and love her candid humour but today I love her for opening her heart and wanting to help others through losing so much and life and recovering.

Love love you your such an inspiration and if I’m having a bad day you make it better 😘

Now I'm your biggest fan!!! Awww No Wonder you're so amazing!! 1 of us .. 1 OF US!! One of us 🥰

I had 99 days clean and relapsed. I now have 42 days. I live in a sober living house. I regret the recent relapse. But it was a learning experience. I've cut people out of my life who use and sell drugs. It's the most difficult thing I have ever done. Pay day is the worst. And I'm still learning to live life on life's terms. Most days I live hour by hour. Some days it's easier. Some seem impossible. But I keep doing what I have to do to stay sober. I say this a lot. God grant me the serenity to accept the things I can not change (other people), the courage to change the things I can (myself), and the wisdom to know the difference. It helps a lot. Congratulations on 7 years!!! That's amazing!!!😁😁😁

Thank you for mentioning not to give up hope. My Dad has been an alcoholic my whole life and is currently in jail again for DUI charges. I love him so much! Even though I have lost trust and respect for him, I have never lost hope that maybe this time will be different. Again, thank you for this video, also thanks for ALL of your content. You help me feel "normal" in my weirdness and make me laugh through my tears on days I feel like a failure. You're amazing.

I’m almost 9 years sober. You rock, girl! Thank you for this video ❤️❤️

You are such a big inspiration for me!! I’m nearly 6yrs clean and hearing your story really helps (along w/meetings, step work, sponsorship etc) I finally started reading your book after watching your videos for years and it’s really helping me to remember where I came from so thank you!!! 😊❤

I had no idea about your past til this video I just loved your videos I totally related! Then by chance this one popped up! And now I know why....... Addiction has been a part of my life as long as I can remember from family members addicted when I was a child to my adulthood and my own addiction. I've been in treatment and therapy for years and it is still right there waiting for me the minute I forget and think I'm finally not in danger of relapse BAM! I have to start over! But I still have hope! Watching this brought tears to my eyes thank you for your opinion and for getting the message out there life after active addiction can be fun! Lots of love from a fellow survivor I will keep fighting! Thank you!

Love your closet talks!

So grateful you're out here sharing your stories and support. I have family members who are currently facing addiction and my older brother passed away due to it when he was 22. Made my life change completely and I know it reframed my perspective on addiction. So many people feel too much shame to find the help they need and feel too alone in their battles. My brother told me he didn't feel strong enough to fight it even though he wanted nothing more than to stop. But it gives me hope seeing people like you out here sharing the truth on these things and advocating for those who might not be able to for themselves. Thank you!! ❤️❤️❤️ You are so amazing and so strong.

Never been addicted to anything but I just love you. You were self medicating. When everyone understands this then you all will truly be able to heal and be sober forever. I am glad you are here to share your many gifts and talents with everyone!!

Thank you for this! I had no idea that you are in recovery, but had watched a bunch of your videos last year (when I seemed to have more freedom of time). Your videos are hilarious, but now I know that you are a woman of great courage. I have 38 years clean and sober

Holy shit! This video was posted exactly when I needed to hear this! Thanks! 😊

HOPE. Powerful message. Sending hope, strength, love & light to everyone dealing with addiction on any level - within themselves or others. Thank you for this Tiffany & for leading by example.

Thank you for talking about this!! I appreciate how open you are.

Absolutely love you and everything you do ♥️ You're such a light and I get so excited when I see you posted a new video!

I'm so glad I subscribed to your channel! I'm not an addict, but I'm always having to take opiates for my chronic pain. I wish I would've never had to start this, but it's the only way I can live life. My pain management doctor says that I'm not an addict. But, having a brother who is currently a heroin addict, the thought this could get out of my control. You are such an inspiration to so many. Thank you Girl!

I love you! I'm so grateful for your honesty and courage to share your amazing journey. You're such a great inspiration and thanks so much for being yourself and for sharing your journey of recovery!

You are brilliant. Every single video I identify with... which lead me to seek help 3 years ago. Which helped me realize i was addicted to co dependent relationships thanks to a suggestion to a book that someone in your support group on facebook (Co Dependent No More, its on Amazon) shared with me. Which led to my divorce from an abusive relationship. Reading the comments from that group and other stories kept me strong. And now I have my masters degree and I moved up in my career thanks to that and now I just bought my dream house! 3 years my life changed for good! My therapist cleared me for dating and I have an amazing man by my side. Thank you. Also I wanted to add: Im now using Positive Discipline model to work with maintaining myself, my relationship, and my children healthy. Not perfect. Just healthy. I recommend it. Positive Discipline has been a tool that took away 80% of the anxiety I was experiencing with child rearing. Less snapping and more peace in the home. Since you saved my life with your videos. I wanted to share that for you and your kiddos. Because I know how hard it is with anxiety to raise children. Keep going strong. You are Perfect.

Thank you! My best friend is my miracle! Couldn’t be more proud of her!

You are just a wonderful human. So glad youre on KZread!

Omg thank you so much for this you are truly an amazing person!! God Bless you and your sobriety

You are so incredible! Thank you for always being open and honest and kind.

You are beautiful 🌺 Thank you for putting yourself out there like this. My husband of 26 years is still trying figure out why I am the way I am. I wish I knew. I just need him to know that I’m still alive because he stood by me while I dug myself out of that deep dark lonely pit of addiction. To any addicts out there reading this ~ Please get help. Your life matters & there is a bright light at the end of that dark tunney💗

@taramiesler2401

4 жыл бұрын

*TUNNEL - stupid autocorrect 😂

Thank you!! Your amazing! I shared your video and I know your message will really help a lot of people!

Thank you for this message! There are so many people struggling on both side of this issue. You are so amazing!!

Thank you! Your words and conviction brought tears to my eyes! Thank you!

Girl..... this is why I love you!!! You are such an incredible inspiration and example of how to live a life in gratitude. Thank you sharing your journey and for inspiring others to be positive forces during a time that is filled with so many challenges. You inspire ❤️♥️❤️🙏♥️❤️♥️

You ROCK!!!! Thanks for all you are and all that you do!!!!

Thank you for doing this. I needed this today.

Its hard dealing with the aftermath. Guilt is sooo heavy and I am full on in touch with that emotion now. The good thing is I never have to go back to that life and thank God for that but it hurts and shame and guilt are hard to deal with feeling that...really hard .Hard not being able to fix family relationships seeing the damage I did. Keep going through the pain..dont quit its an amazing world out here when you decide to participate ...dont stop . . .

I admire your honesty and openness so much. Thank you so much for sharing your truth.

@jugglingthejenkins

2 жыл бұрын

heyyyy Erin, i appreciate you saying this 🧡

You are so amazing! I needed to hear this today!

My biggest struggle with staying sober is other people. When you are constantly high, you can readily deal with the BS of others. The minute I quit I was astounded how much crap I had tolerated. I had to lose almost all my previous friends.

I relapsed the other day after 3 months clean and this video kept popping up I finally clicked on it and I'm just in tears I needed this oh so much! Thank you thank you thank you for this!!

@thislittletribeofmine10

4 жыл бұрын

Keep trying Nikita. One minute. One hour. One day, at a time.

@nikitasantamaria

4 жыл бұрын

I'm trying my best.

@Boscoronibelieves

4 жыл бұрын

Don’t give up Nikita! There is hope!

@nikitasantamaria

4 жыл бұрын

April Bosco we'll see.

You are a blessing Tiffany!

This is amazing! I needed this today at that time! Crazy how that happens!!! Dealing with a brother who’s in addiction but love him from afar and I won’t ever give up faith even tho it can be hard sometimes

Thank u for being so open. I had my sister watch u and u are helping her stay clean

Wow, I am in tears. It's hard for everyone including the addict. Thank you Tiffany!

Thank you for this insightful video that was very personal! I have a brother is who struggling very hard with his drug addiction. I love how much hope you just have me through your testimony and words!

I FRIGGIN NEEDED THIS! I love your face so much.

Thank you T! You are loved.

Thank you for this!!!!!! This summer I jumped off the wagon after 2 1/2 years and I’ve been back in recovery for a month now. Seeing your videos pop up on my subscription page always makes me so happy. You touch lives 💞💓💗

*Your such an amazing person!!! I truly truly hope you know how much your loved, appreciated, and how much your idolized by so many darn ppl!!! Your so right... hope is NEVER gone!! There's nothing in this world that every one of us can't do!! Sadly, there are a LOT of negative critics towards addicts, which makes the whole process of getting help the hardest thing there is!! There's nothing better than ppl that truly understand!! Most ppl lose their family so it's great to have ppl like you doing all you can to help ppl!! Ty ty ty!!!*

VERY powerful that you tell your truth and speak about loving an addict! Thanks for your candor and the help you bring to others.

Thank you so much for making this video. I'm also in recovery and my story, my truth, is quite the doozy! For some other time.... I just want to put this out there for my fellow addicts, in recovery and those still suffering from the disease of addiction. I'm living proof that there is life after addiction. If any of you need to talk, I'm here for you. Much Love To All❤💙💚💛💜

I just wanted to tell you, i have been addicted to opiates for the past few years...i am on day 2 of wd, it was a rough night, but am gettin thru watching your vids! You inspired me to do this!

@karaigrayson8198

3 жыл бұрын

Why did you do it if you don't mind me asking

I found your blog in the start of my recovery, and read it in one night. It helped me tremendously and gave me hope and It was the first time I had read or saw anyone talking as openly as you did about their addiction. I will have one year clean in April, and I thank you for your inspiration to others who are facing the same struggles and hopelessness that comes in addiction.🖤 So proud of you ;