My two boys died playing in the front yard by a drunk driver, they were 7 and 9. I froze for a year, never left the house. Then, they came back, for a brief visit, appears like sparklers in the corner of the room. They sounded like young businessmen, berating me for holding them back from moving on with what they needed to do. They were very abrupt with me, again telling me I'm holding them back. I agreed to let go and they left. That day I got my car jumped, went out and got a job. I later became a Hospice RN to help others grieving their families. My encounter with my boys in spirit changed my mourning into missing them, and I was able to move on. I did an interview on this topic and others as a Hospice RN, the interview is on my channel. Part 2/2 Hospice Nurse and spirit encounters. I hope it gives others some comfort.
I absolutely LOVE this woman ❤ and if your reading this thank you for sharing your story, 12 years sober from a horrible drug addiction, I’ve wanted to give back from the moment I was in recovery but here we are 12 years later and I just given myself excuses as to why I haven’t started the process of being a drug counselor in a rehab, I haven’t found my Armor, you need this class and that class so many hours at a rehab, this and that. But after watching this you have inspired me to start that process, thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️
My father is and has always been an alcoholic. His parents were alcoholics. So on and so on. My dad is in the depths of his addiction now, as bad as it’s ever been. His marriage fell apart, his relationship with his kids is falling apart. I hope he will get himself the help that he needs. He’s sick. And I’m proud that I have always stayed away from alcohol. It’s no good for anyone.
You have no idea how hard this hit me today. When you said the part about your Mom, that her prayers saved you. I have been thinking about this over the last little while and just wrote about this today. If not for her prayers, I would not be alive today. It's not alcohol use that is my issue - my father was alcoholic - but it's food. I learned to cope, to survive, through zoning out on food. During the day I am fine, but come evening....I KNOW its a complex mechanism that has to be undone, one tendril at a time. It's no different than using alcohol to cope. Thank you SO SO much, for telling your story. God spoke to me directly through you. I cannot be all that God intended for me to be and to receive all the gifts he has in store for me if I keep going to my addiction of choice. Thank you, thank you, thank you. May God continue to bless and sustain you and those you love and bless Texas Pictures Documentaries and all those who struggle with their addiction. We shall overcome!
First of all congratulations to you on your recovery! Your story hit home with me. I got lots of chills when you talked about the shame especially for a woman. Much love to you. I admire you. Lots of love and hugs 🥰 ❤️🙏
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE ❤️ HER . I STARTED DRINKING BAD IN 2010.. ITS BEEN CRAZY, AND MY HEALING BEGAN IN THIS MESS. I DRANK TO COPE WITH THE MULTIPLE TRAUMATIC EVENTS THAT WERE HAPPENING . It was subtle at first. But events kept happening..it may sound crazy but while i was falling I WAS FIGURING OUT SOOO MUCH. FROM CHILDHOOD ETC.
Lisa, you are living proof that you can turn your life around no matter how far you think you have fallen. Thank you for sharing your story. I hope it will help others. ❤
Lisa, I am so proud of you! You are, indeed, a warrior woman. Thank you for courageously sharing your story so authentically. Grateful for you, my beautiful friend ♥️
You are so beautiful. You radiate a gorgeous blend of confidence and honest vulnerability. The cracks that life gives us are where we find our true purpose and our gold. That's alchemy baby. You so totally nailed the process. I see you. 🙏🤗
I FOUND OUT SO MUCH ABOUT MYSELF, EXPOSED THE TOXICITY IN MY LIFE, THE HORRIBLE THINGS. IM BUILDING MY ARMOR PIECE BY PIECE.. THE UGLY THAT COMES UP I DEAL WITH LEARN AND HEAL AND KEEP IT MOVING. CLEANING OUT THE CLOSET AND BEING 💯💯 WITH MYSELF..MAN IN THE MIRROR AND IM OK .. I LOVE IT. I LOVE ME.
Is alcoholism an illness? Is it genetic? Is it a disorder? Is it passed down as a contagious disease? Might there be a predisposition toward it? I have observed that the natives in Alaska can't come near it because they become immediate addicts. As a teen, I experimented with weed. It led to harder drug use for a few years. One thing I have come to learn is that Life is a series of decisions. I sobered up at 22. put away the destructive behavior and began to live ❤ This was soo good to hear. I treasure these testimonials. ❤❤
I love stories like this and I thank people like this brave woman for sharing their story. My dad was an alcoholic for as long as I can remember. He was abusive to myself and my siblings. Not as much was known about this illness back then. However, he never sought out help. He died at the age of 58 from alcoholism. It’s so sad. He was a very intelligent and gifted man, but alcohol took all that away. These kinds of stories make me feel so proud for the people in recovery. Keep sharing your stories, give hope and take away shame so more people will see it’s worth the fight to get sober. ❤️
What an incredible journey, Lisa! Your resilience and determination to break free from the cycle of alcoholism are truly inspiring. By recognizing the need for a substance-free life and reaching out for support, you have shown immense strength. Your story serves as a beacon of hope for others facing similar challenges. May your continued path of recovery be filled with strength, support, and personal growth.
is it weird that I burst into tears when she said 'YOU are worth it' even though I'm not an addict or anything? well, maybe to food. anyway. from one Lisa to another- thanks and you're doing great!
I'm addicted to cigarettes...well not bad cause I do stop every once and awhile....but have been on many opiates through the years with fighting the pain of cancer ... never got hooked on them... actually I hated them .....Thank you lord for making me numb to those drugs....When I die please pass my gene on to someone struggling... God Bless 🙏
ROCK THAT RECOVERY SIS! I'm not recovering from substances but people not bringing light and love to my life. Codependency. And I call myself a WARRIOR! Grab up your armor and shield! But take it off from time to time to let your BEAUTIFUL LIGHT SHINE! GOD BLESS YOU for speaking your TRUTH sharing your story to lift up others! I'm so thankful for you and your sobriety. So HAPPY HAPPY for you reclaiming your AUTHENTIC self! Keep on keeping on! Many blessings from Indianapolis IN
Wow, what a great story. You are so cute! I pray that you are now happy and believe that God saved you from destruction for a purpose. Thank you for sharing…
Thank you. I am 49 years old and have been drinking ( 10-14) beer everyday for the last 23 years. You inspire me, and I cried when you were talking about your recovery. I have a past of sexual abuse from an uncle. Kicked out of the house multiple times until I moved to Tennessee at 17 from Michigan. Met a guy who started driving a truck and using meth. My divorce came final on my 26th birthday, I've been drinking and smoking pot since
ranches & farms are isolated places. a lot of things happen there, & nobody lives close enough to hear, see, or know. most police tend to leave big time land owners alone, & a lot of times they can't even get past their gate(s) anyway... it's crazy what all can go on totally unnoticed/unchecked there by the outside world... & it sounds like she still lead an equally miserable depressing life even after removing herself from that initial situation. & it was like she thought a new zip code would change or fix all of her problems. but of course it doesn't change your chemical dependency or abuse, it just changes where you're getting loaded at now... glad to hear her niece & sister could help pull her out of it all enough to start her on the road to recovery & eventually get to where she is today. sometimes all we need is unconditional love to validate us & show us that our life is worth living & experiencing fully just as it is.
Dwayne's mother calmly said that all of her children's fathers were child molesters. I think that it's fairly obvious why Dwayne behaves in the way he does. Very sad story.
Everyone's story is different, and everyone's story is the same. ("What is was like, what happened, and what it's like now".) The difference between those who recover, and those who go on to the bitter end, is "living in the solution, instead of the problem". Sobriety requires the foundation of rigorous honesty with ourselves, and the willingness to live differently. Look down at your feet if you want to know where sobriety begins and ends! Education won't save you, money won't save you, your job won't save you, a spouse won't save you, a hobby won't save you, church won't save you, and watching YT videos certainly won't save you. You don't have to call yourself an alcoholic, you don't have to believe in god or a higher power, and you won't have to report to anyone...except the person in the mirror! Not opinion, actual experience! 5/8/1994 🙂✌️♥️ Mark
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The insights she has, we can see that she worked hard to get where she is. Congratulations to Lisa!
My two boys died playing in the front yard by a drunk driver, they were 7 and 9. I froze for a year, never left the house. Then, they came back, for a brief visit, appears like sparklers in the corner of the room. They sounded like young businessmen, berating me for holding them back from moving on with what they needed to do. They were very abrupt with me, again telling me I'm holding them back. I agreed to let go and they left. That day I got my car jumped, went out and got a job. I later became a Hospice RN to help others grieving their families. My encounter with my boys in spirit changed my mourning into missing them, and I was able to move on.
I did an interview on this topic and others as a Hospice RN, the interview is on my channel. Part 2/2 Hospice Nurse and spirit encounters. I hope it gives others some comfort.
Thank you for sharing
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I absolutely LOVE this woman ❤ and if your reading this thank you for sharing your story, 12 years sober from a horrible drug addiction, I’ve wanted to give back from the moment I was in recovery but here we are 12 years later and I just given myself excuses as to why I haven’t started the process of being a drug counselor in a rehab, I haven’t found my Armor, you need this class and that class so many hours at a rehab, this and that. But after watching this you have inspired me to start that process, thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️
My father is and has always been an alcoholic. His parents were alcoholics. So on and so on. My dad is in the depths of his addiction now, as bad as it’s ever been. His marriage fell apart, his relationship with his kids is falling apart. I hope he will get himself the help that he needs. He’s sick. And I’m proud that I have always stayed away from alcohol. It’s no good for anyone.
The alcoholism is hard
Alcohol takes so many good people 😞
You have no idea how hard this hit me today. When you said the part about your Mom, that her prayers saved you. I have been thinking about this over the last little while and just wrote about this today. If not for her prayers, I would not be alive today. It's not alcohol use that is my issue - my father was alcoholic - but it's food. I learned to cope, to survive, through zoning out on food. During the day I am fine, but come evening....I KNOW its a complex mechanism that has to be undone, one tendril at a time. It's no different than using alcohol to cope. Thank you SO SO much, for telling your story. God spoke to me directly through you. I cannot be all that God intended for me to be and to receive all the gifts he has in store for me if I keep going to my addiction of choice. Thank you, thank you, thank you. May God continue to bless and sustain you and those you love and bless Texas Pictures Documentaries and all those who struggle with their addiction. We shall overcome!
Thank you for sharing
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I’m on day 4 and Lisa’s story has really resonated with me and given me hope for the future. Thankyou and well done
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Still going strong? Day 6 for me.
Keep going on your Journey Lisa. We are all with you 🙏
What kind of woman does that? A broken woman, who needed help. And I am glad you got it and emerged victorious. Thank you for sharing your experience.
Powerful.
First of all congratulations to you on your recovery! Your story hit home with me. I got lots of chills when you talked about the shame especially for a woman. Much love to you. I admire you. Lots of love and hugs 🥰 ❤️🙏
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE ❤️ HER . I STARTED DRINKING BAD IN 2010.. ITS BEEN CRAZY, AND MY HEALING BEGAN IN THIS MESS. I DRANK TO COPE WITH THE MULTIPLE TRAUMATIC EVENTS THAT WERE HAPPENING . It was subtle at first.
But events kept happening..it may sound crazy but while i was falling I WAS FIGURING OUT SOOO MUCH. FROM CHILDHOOD ETC.
Lisa, you are living proof that you can turn your life around no matter how far you think you have fallen. Thank you for sharing your story. I hope it will help others. ❤
Alcohol really doesn't serve any of us well Lisa. Carry on sister ❤
What a beautiful soul! ❤
Lisa, I am so proud of you! You are, indeed, a warrior woman. Thank you for courageously sharing your story so authentically. Grateful for you, my beautiful friend ♥️
Condolences to parents and family members that have lost someone to substance abuse, especially deaths due to fentanyl poisoning.
God Bless you Lisa.....💛👍💛
Now this is a story. I am blessed by hearing. God is so good, His wonders to perform.
Such an inspiration! Not only to women, but men too.
Lisa your heroic, many thanks for being so very open and honest.
You are so beautiful. You radiate a gorgeous blend of confidence and honest vulnerability. The cracks that life gives us are where we find our true purpose and our gold. That's alchemy baby. You so totally nailed the process. I see you. 🙏🤗
I FOUND OUT SO MUCH ABOUT MYSELF, EXPOSED THE TOXICITY IN MY LIFE, THE HORRIBLE THINGS. IM BUILDING MY ARMOR PIECE BY PIECE.. THE UGLY THAT COMES UP I DEAL WITH LEARN AND HEAL AND KEEP IT MOVING. CLEANING OUT THE CLOSET AND BEING 💯💯 WITH MYSELF..MAN IN THE MIRROR AND IM OK .. I LOVE IT. I LOVE ME.
A mother's prayer is what always pulls us through.
Many Blessings On Your Journey through life. Be Proud 🙏🏼🙏🏼 Big Hugs Lisa. You are a Beautiful Strong Queen 👑
Is alcoholism an illness? Is it genetic? Is it a disorder? Is it passed down as a contagious disease? Might there be a predisposition toward it? I have observed that the natives in Alaska can't come near it because they become immediate addicts.
As a teen, I experimented with weed. It led to harder drug use for a few years.
One thing I have come to learn is that Life is a series of decisions. I sobered up at 22. put away the destructive behavior and began to live ❤
This was soo good to hear. I treasure these testimonials. ❤❤
It's been long established the link between genetics and alcohol use disorder.
I love stories like this and I thank people like this brave woman for sharing their story. My dad was an alcoholic for as long as I can remember. He was abusive to myself and my siblings. Not as much was known about this illness back then. However, he never sought out help. He died at the age of 58 from alcoholism. It’s so sad. He was a very intelligent and gifted man, but alcohol took all that away. These kinds of stories make me feel so proud for the people in recovery. Keep sharing your stories, give hope and take away shame so more people will see it’s worth the fight to get sober. ❤️
What an incredible journey, Lisa! Your resilience and determination to break free from the cycle of alcoholism are truly inspiring. By recognizing the need for a substance-free life and reaching out for support, you have shown immense strength. Your story serves as a beacon of hope for others facing similar challenges. May your continued path of recovery be filled with strength, support, and personal growth.
is it weird that I burst into tears when she said 'YOU are worth it' even though I'm not an addict or anything? well, maybe to food. anyway. from one Lisa to another- thanks and you're doing great!
I'm addicted to cigarettes...well not bad cause I do stop every once and awhile....but have been on many opiates through the years with fighting the pain of cancer ... never got hooked on them... actually I hated them .....Thank you lord for making me numb to those drugs....When I die please pass my gene on to someone struggling... God Bless 🙏
ROCK THAT RECOVERY SIS! I'm not recovering from substances but people not bringing light and love to my life. Codependency.
And I call myself a WARRIOR!
Grab up your armor and shield!
But take it off from time to time to let your BEAUTIFUL LIGHT SHINE!
GOD BLESS YOU for speaking your TRUTH sharing your story to lift up others! I'm so thankful for you and your sobriety. So HAPPY HAPPY for you reclaiming your AUTHENTIC self! Keep on keeping on! Many blessings from Indianapolis IN
Thank you for sharing you had a praying Mom. I’m praying for my alcoholic son.
Well done Lisa 👏🏾👏🏾 Pls continue to be a light to all who suffer from substance abuse disorder. God bless you
Lisa is inspiring. I could relate to her a lot.
Strong Lady- Good Stuff. God Bless
I applaud you,Lisa!!🫶🫶today and everyday!!..yes,find your armour!!!!❤
I like this lady!! Such pure transparency is rare but oh so needed..
What a miraculous story! I love her!
Lisa, thank you for sharing your story. You deserve a great life for all the hard work you've done!
PEACE ALL!!!!!! THIS IS REALLY REALLY SAD..
Thank you for being vulnerable to share your story! Absolutely powerful! I am in recovery as well and I related so much to your story!
Thanks for sharing. Keep it up✨️🎈😊
This woman is amazing.
What a compellimg story.!!! God Bless your heart for sharing
❤❤❤ Thank you! ❤❤❤
Thank you for you story
Beautiful story, thank you.
Thank you Lisa, I hear you❤
Way to overcome your addiction! A great success story. The kind I prayed for everyday for my son, before fentanyl killed him.
My Condolence s
Bless your heart Lisa for sharing this. You are very strong. I’m glad you’re surviving!
Beautiful inside and out ❤
Wow, what a great story. You are so cute! I pray that you are now happy and believe that God saved you from destruction for a purpose. Thank you for sharing…
Thank you. I am 49 years old and have been drinking ( 10-14) beer everyday for the last 23 years. You inspire me, and I cried when you were talking about your recovery. I have a past of sexual abuse from an uncle. Kicked out of the house multiple times until I moved to Tennessee at 17 from Michigan. Met a guy who started driving a truck and using meth. My divorce came final on my 26th birthday, I've been drinking and smoking pot since
Congratulations 🎉 you are such a strong woman! Thank you for sharing!♥️♥️
😢i can relate to your story. One day at a time❤
Love this recovery story! There's Hope ❤
Congratulations
Very beautiful lady
Thank you Lord Jesus!!! So proud of you Charlotte!!! 🙏💪👏💕
What a strong person she is thank you for sharing your story... 💛
ranches & farms are isolated places. a lot of things happen there, & nobody lives close enough to hear, see, or know. most police tend to leave big time land owners alone, & a lot of times they can't even get past their gate(s) anyway... it's crazy what all can go on totally unnoticed/unchecked there by the outside world... & it sounds like she still lead an equally miserable depressing life even after removing herself from that initial situation. & it was like she thought a new zip code would change or fix all of her problems. but of course it doesn't change your chemical dependency or abuse, it just changes where you're getting loaded at now... glad to hear her niece & sister could help pull her out of it all enough to start her on the road to recovery & eventually get to where she is today. sometimes all we need is unconditional love to validate us & show us that our life is worth living & experiencing fully just as it is.
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Is there anything too hard for the Lord? 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Dwayne's mother calmly said that all of her children's fathers were child molesters. I think that it's fairly obvious why Dwayne behaves in the way he does. Very sad story.
These cartels deserve no mercy !
Identifying as a 'woman in recovery' is telling.
I don't understand why addiction is now a disorder...does it soften the blow to the reality of what addiction is ? I don't understand.
Seems like the kind of question best answered by google.
What about you Lisa, did you pray?
HELPPPPPP SOMEBODY PLEASE 🙏🏽 IN THE NAME OF JESUS HELP ME!!!!😢😢😢😢😢
There is help out there. You can call or text 988 for some guidance.
@@TexasPictures thank you 🙏🏽
I's there a way to contact Lisa? Or rather take a look at her ministry? Would love to follow her on social media ☺️♥️
if you send us an email of your interest I can forward it to her. info@texas-pictures.com
Everyone's story is different, and everyone's story is the same. ("What is was like, what happened, and what it's like now".) The difference between those who recover, and those who go on to the bitter end, is "living in the solution, instead of the problem". Sobriety requires the foundation of rigorous honesty with ourselves, and the willingness to live differently. Look down at your feet if you want to know where sobriety begins and ends! Education won't save you, money won't save you, your job won't save you, a spouse won't save you, a hobby won't save you, church won't save you, and watching YT videos certainly won't save you. You don't have to call yourself an alcoholic, you don't have to believe in god or a higher power, and you won't have to report to anyone...except the person in the mirror!
Not opinion, actual experience! 5/8/1994 🙂✌️♥️ Mark
God Bless you, continued success and growth 🎉to you.
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