Dallas BraggFormer crystal methamphetamine user, I help men who have sex with men break free from the addictive patterns associated with Chemsex. Currently expanding my expertise by seeking to become a Certified

How I got sober. #addictionrecovery #sobermovement

11 Jun 2024 · 1 min

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In this personal testimony, Dallas Bragg recounts his journey from relapse to sustained recovery by fundamentally changing his self‑perception. He explains that his decision to stop using crystal meth was not driven by health concerns, external validation, or social media, but by a readiness to embrace the full spectrum of human experience and to meet his authentic self beneath layers of trauma, conditioning, and external labels. This shift led him to recognize his inherent worthiness, affirming that he deserves the life, love, and abundance he now experiences. He emphasizes that this transformation took time, but it is now manifest, and he expresses gratitude for the progress.

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I was able to go from relapse to recovery by shifting one perception. Deciding not to use crystal meth anymore wasn't about it being the right thing to do for my health, for the chips, to count my days and post things on social media about my sobriety, or even to help other people. I chose to stop using because I was ready To embrace the full potential of the human experience and meet who I truly am underneath all the trauma, the pain, the situations, life conditioning, who I think I am, who people have told me I am. Beyond that decision not to use, I found my worthiness. I am worthy to receive the life of my dreams, the love of my dreams, and all the abundance in the world. And it's happening. It's happening. It took a while for me to get there, but it's happening. Thank God.