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    I started my journey at the last house at the ripe young age of 20, back in 2013. On my own accord,…read moreI had followed the ravages of addiction and alcoholism into the darkest depths of hell before my teen years were even over. I was an angry, depressed, psychotic, and near-schizophrenic kid due to my pursuit of the bag and the bottle into oblivion. I was told all my life I was a prodigy, a genius, a wunderkind. All I saw was pain and misery and failure due to my disease and my actions. I was entirely lost. I had chosen to be homeless on the streets of L.A. for quite some time instead of accepting help. My selfish actions and resulting consequences are what led me to The Last House, and my final plea to God and family for help. When I entered The Last House, I was a sucked-up shell of a person, who was hearing voices and having hallucinations and homicidal and suicidal thoughts constantly. All of that was to change. The Last House did for me what I could not possibly do for myself. The staff and the residents welcomed me with open arms and accepted me for who I was and not for who I believed I was. That was the crucial part that shocked me initially. I was angry, selfish, egotistical, and dishonest. The Last House showed me how to grow up, how to be kind, how to have faith in my fellow man and in God. But most importantly, it showed me how to have faith in myself!!! | was fighting against it for awhile, because I was in so much fear of accepting real life and fighting against my demons. But I was to overcome that fear and learn infinitely more about God, AA, the 12 Steps, and camaraderie. I graduated the Last House in late 2014 after working The Steps with a sponsor who also was a Last House alumni, and I was so comfortable and happy in that place, I decided to stay on as a live-in manager for months after graduating, as I wanted to give back what had been so freely given to me, in a debt that could never be repaid. The Last House is a pivotal staple in my life, I confidently promise you all that I would not be alive today nor be the man I am if it weren't for every single person in that program. I am forever grateful for The Last House, and I would highly encourage anyone who struggles with the grasps of addiction and/or alcoholism to trust in them and give yourself to the program. It really DOES work if you work it, I am one of countless other examples of how it does! I will always stay connected to my brothers and family that I've met along this path of recovery, and it's all thanks to "The Last House on the block". Thank you for my life, again and again and again.

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