Addiction: Josh Bacon

[@kyleighjarrell1950]

I’m gonna share the hell out of your channel! I am a recovering addict, and work with addicts , and I know sometimes personal stories can give the still suffering addict a glimmer of hope. Keep on putting out these stories!

[@mountzod]

I just got clean for the first time in 10 years and I'm coming up on 90 days.... this was very eye opening. Thank you.

[@suzicares2721]

I hope you're still clean & happy, too.

[@carlosbent5046]

I am praying for you & your 90 plus days🙏am 7mths today ...& That's decades of using 🔥🔥

[@deanrestorick3179]

love watching people speaking openingly and honestly to help themselves stay on the right road of recovery and hope etc, really does help us all. Keep going Jsh, GB ive subbed you...

[@angiewoollum1911]

Josh, I am so proud of you! I hope you follow through and keep up the good work! I wish the best for you!!

[@mk202]

Most people cannot understand how powerful and life changing that experience can be when an addict first discovers that drug use ‘fixes’ everything for them. It makes them feel ‘ok’ for the first time in their entire fucked up lives, and seems to be the key to everything they felt had been missing for so long. I think you described this experience well. The way you tell your story is remarkably genuine and heartfelt.

[@danalarose846]

Thank you for sharing.

[@karenecurran7895]

Josh you have a unique testimony. No doubt God is using you to help others. Allow God to continue His perfect work in you.

[@elizabethdiaz6508]

I believe my son would of been alive now if he would of been in jail for sometime he would of got clean .I’ve tried everything to help him I really miss my boy . He was 39 yrs old he needed help he was in the same addiction of heroin my son was not a troublemaker he was sooo humble. I still can’t believe my son is gone. 10-23-18. 02-14-79

[@CMoore8539]

Elizabeth Diaz I am very sorry for your loss. Take good care of you.♥️

[@cindyfitzgerald4500]

Elizabeth Diaz Iam so sincerely sorry for your loss!

[@mellopez4443]

Im so sorry hun. I cant imagine your pain. Hugs

[@abes3925]

Jail just makes it worse because then they got a criminal record making it harder to get a job which means more excuses to go back to using. Also there’s drugs in jail/prison you know?

[@teresade.pasquale9427]

Thank you for sharing . Jesus is faithful

[@teresade.pasquale9427]

He does keep you from ever going back , if you allow him too.

[@joshuabacon8380]

I'm still going strong in my sobriety and have a follow up video on this same channel.

[@suzicares2721]

"They took me in, gave me 'everything' I needed. " That's what Jesus does, and more!

[@GreenTea4101]

Thanks for sharing... I wonder if he ever looked into social anxiety.. I’ve had extreme social anxiety since I was a kid and myself am still a functioning addict on Xanax and on suboxone now for the past 6 or 7 years.. functioning meaning still go to work everyday and live a somewhat normal life.. but I don’t like that I have to rely on a substance to not feel the way I do sober

[@davonnlakey2725]

Oh yes , yes , Josh what an AWESOME GOD we serve 🥰😇

[@dublinsfaircity]

Stay strong man. You have abigg heart. You have a stong heart. You can succeed.

[@user-Nicole.Corona408]

I believe that when a person has a substance-abuse that when they lose their job and they don’t have access to money it’s a blessing because they need to hit rock bottom in order for them to see they need help and reach out for a rehab center and get closer to god !!!!

[@abes3925]

No it’s not. When they lose their job they go to stealing, prostitution, selling drugs.

[@Arantings]

Holding a woman hostage.. that hit home.. I feel like in my addiction I did that constantly and catch myself doing it now

[@ChrisGroggyCreaser]

Am Glad he turned his life around - is my bottom line.... :)

[@dympnalittle]

If you went through all that just to help people get out of a hole . Well then Are they in their hole to help other people out of their holes? Hmmmm 🤔 so many holes