Dallas Bragg speaks to people trapped in crystal meth addiction, using a prison metaphor for the mental, physical, and spiritual walls it builds. He tells you that you hold the key to freedom and urges you to start now by affirming: I am not my addiction. My soul is not addicted to crystal meth. I am on my way out.
No one understands the walls that crystal meth has put around you. The jail cell, the solitary confinement that you live your life within. I know you are tired and you are beaten down and you're using and you don't even want to. Crystal meth takes over your mind, your body, your soul and locks you in this prison. But guess what? It's the only prison where you hold the key to get out. Releasing yourself feels so overwhelming, hopeless, and helpless. But it starts right now, today, in this second. Say to yourself, I am not my addiction. My soul is not addicted. To crystal meth. And I am on my way out.
