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Thanks for being our SOBER STORY OF THE WEEK, Trinity!

Celebrating three years of continuous sobriety today, Trinity from Latonia, Kentucky, is a beautiful mother to her son, Winter, and a compassionate woman who loves helping anyone in need. Her vibrant life is filled with simple joys, from hiking, gardening, and hanging out with friends to enjoying a meal at her favorite spot, Thai Teahouse. Guided by her Catholic faith, a supportive community, and a deep love for animals, she has built a life that fully reflects her vegan values. Through dedication to her church and a strong fellowship, she has successfully transformed her path and embraced lasting healing. Her journey stands as a beautiful testament to the power of faith, family, and the strength found in a loving community.

🌟 SOBER STORY OF THE WEEK: Perry Grammer 🌟

"Using felt comfortable. Being sober felt unbearable. So for a long time, I kept choosing what felt comfortable. The results were not pretty. I ran out of road. People in recovery call that moment the jumping off point. I know it as my saving grace."

Finding the Saving Grace
For a long time, choosing what felt "comfortable" seemed like the only way to get through the day. But as anyone who has walked the path of addiction knows, that comfort is an illusion that eventually runs out of road. For Perry Grammer, hitting that wall wasn't the end—it was the exact moment his life began to transform.

In recovery, we often talk about the "jumping off point," the terrifying yet liberating moment when you realize you cannot continue the way you’ve been living, but you don't yet know what lies ahead. Perry embraced that moment, choosing to step into the unknown of a sober life. Today, he looks back at that critical crossroads not as a tragedy, but as his ultimate saving grace.

Lived Experience in Action
Now firmly rooted in long-term sobriety, Perry has turned his personal victory into a lifeline for others. He isn't just surviving; he is thriving and pulling others up with him.
Perry brings his profound lived experience to the team at Ohio Community Health (OCH) Recovery Centers. Doing incredible work on the front lines of behavioral health, Perry serves as a powerful reminder that recovery is possible, sustainable, and deeply rewarding. By combining deep empathy with real-world structure, he helps clients navigate early sobriety, rewrite their inner stories, and find their own saving grace.

Thank you, Perry, for your vulnerability, your dedication, and for showing the Cincinnati community what true resilience looks like!

Laughter is the Best Medicine! 🎤✨

Join the recovery community for a night of laughs and connection at CINCYPAA’s 3rd Annual Comedy Night! This event supports CINCYPAA’s bid for Midwest CAMPYPAA, so come out and show some love for the local young people in recovery movement.

Event Details
When: Saturday, April 25th
Where: Promises Club (116 W 9th St, Newport, KY)
Time: * 7 PM: Panel Meeting
8 PM: Comedy Show
Cost: $10 Suggested Contribution

What to Expect
Hilarious Stand-up: Featuring local talent from the community.
Connection: Kick things off with a panel meeting at 7 PM.
Food: Pizza served at intermission! 🍕
Perks: A 50/50 Raffle for a chance to win big.

Want to take the stage?
Limited performer slots are still available! If you've got a tight five minutes, email [email protected] to sign up.