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Change before you have to by Jack Welch
There’s a cliffside crumbling beneath your feet and you’re just standing there thinking maybe it’s not that serious maybe it’ll stop that’s the risk you’re taking by waiting for Rock bottom before you address your problem or your other less than ideal life choices I’ve been there and I know what that reality check feels like the pain of staying the same must eventually outweigh the fear of change don’t wait for disaster to find the courage to change things around start now start today because the truth is you might not hit rock bottom you might just keep falling1 Share
Yolanda
Peer specialist
I'm 39 years old I have four children one is adopted I have been to State prison in federal prison my longest day was eight and a half years straight I grew up in foster care I struggle with a meth addiction since I've been 11 years old my mom is an alcoholic I grew up in a dysfunctional home abusive home I have a lot of trauma from childhood to all the way to adults of domestic violence I struggled with a drinking problem another struggle is CPS I got my baby back from. I'm doing straight up care to show other people that there is a hope for the future through me all we have to do is change our habits to change our lives thank you
