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700 days. 700 days of choosing myself, my marriage, and a life worth living. 700 days without alcohol. It definitely hasnโ€™t been easy, but giving up alcohol has brought nothing but good into my life. For so long I was stuck in my trauma. I couldnโ€™t move forward. I lived in a cycle of depression and felt like I was never going to get out of it. I donโ€™t even know what clicked one day, but at 30 years old I was done. I walked into a meeting. I said I needed help. Then I got help. Along the way I found amazing sober friends who have become lifelong friends. I got closer to the people who stood by me while they watched me struggle for years. I made some really hard apologies. I took accountability for things that werenโ€™t easy to own. And instead of being met with shame, I was met with forgiveness, grace, and love. My husband has walked through the trenches with me. He forgave me when I didnโ€™t feel like I deserved it. Now we have a baby on the way who will only know a sober mom and a healthy, happy marriage. That is my greatest accomplishment. My in-laws were my rocks. Every phone call made me feel supported. Every tough-love conversation got me out of my own head. Every โ€œIโ€™m proud of youโ€ meant more than theyโ€™ll ever know. I went through hellโ€ฆ but I made it out. I went back to school, and now Iโ€™m headed to Mizzou for social work. I healed my marriage. We were just talking yesterday about how close we are now, how we never fight anymore, and how much sobriety has changed our relationship. Thatโ€™s my why. And nowโ€ฆ Iโ€™m going to be a mom. That still doesnโ€™t feel real to say. The Heather from two years ago wouldโ€™ve never believed this was possible. I was told it could be really hard for me to have a baby, so when we started trying I was terrified. Then it happened. I truly believe getting sober gave my body, and my life the chance to heal. Iโ€™m so proud of this milestone. Not because I did it alone, but because I finally asked for help. We do recover. โค๏ธ
700 days. 700 days of choosing myself, my marriage, and a life worth living. 700 days without alcohol. It definitely hasnโ€™t been easy, but giving up alcohol has brought nothing but good into my life. For so long I was stuck in my trauma. I couldnโ€™t move forward. I lived in a cycle of depression and felt like I was never going to get out of it. I donโ€™t even know what clicked one day, but at 30 years old I was done. I walked into a meeting. I said I needed help. Then I got help. Along the way I found amazing sober friends who have become lifelong friends. I got closer to the people who stood by me while they watched me struggle for years. I made some really hard apologies. I took accountability for things that werenโ€™t easy to own. And instead of being met with shame, I was met with forgiveness, grace, and love. My husband has walked through the trenches with me. He forgave me when I didnโ€™t feel like I deserved it. Now we have a baby on the way who will only know a sober mom and a healthy, happy marriage. That is my greatest accomplishment. My in-laws were my rocks. Every phone call made me feel supported. Every tough-love conversation got me out of my own head. Every โ€œIโ€™m proud of youโ€ meant more than theyโ€™ll ever know. I went through hellโ€ฆ but I made it out. I went back to school, and now Iโ€™m headed to Mizzou for social work. I healed my marriage. We were just talking yesterday about how close we are now, how we never fight anymore, and how much sobriety has changed our relationship. Thatโ€™s my why. And nowโ€ฆ Iโ€™m going to be a mom. That still doesnโ€™t feel real to say. The Heather from two years ago wouldโ€™ve never believed this was possible. I was told it could be really hard for me to have a baby, so when we started trying I was terrified. Then it happened. I truly believe getting sober gave my body, and my life the chance to heal. Iโ€™m so proud of this milestone. Not because I did it alone, but because I finally asked for help. We do recover. โค๏ธ

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