One year ago, I started Louder Than My Demons to document my recovery and prove that even after life falls apart, rebuilding is possible.

Today marks 19 months sober.

Yesterday, the judge granted my motion to withdraw my guilty plea, and my case is now scheduled for trial.

In this episode, I explain what has happened from a legal process standpoint, why I won’t be discussing the facts of the case while it’s pending, and what this next chapter means for me moving forward.

This isn’t about reliving the past.

It’s about continuing to rebuild my future.

Thank you to everyone who has supported this journey over the past year. Your encouragement has meant more than you know.

No matter what comes next…

We Recover Loud.

Reaching 19 months of sobriety changes your perspective. Today I am sharing a candid update on my sobriety journey and the year.

This episode of Louder Than My Demons marks our one-year anniversary. It was not the recording I had originally planned, but sometimes life necessitates a pivot. I am opening up about the difficult decision I made yesterday to walk away from a situation that no longer served my path.

Whether you are early in your own sobriety journey or looking for honest conversations about personal growth, this update offers a look at the reality behind the milestones. We discuss what it actually takes to protect your peace and why saying goodbye can be the most important step in your mental health recovery.

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