Save One Life

Save One Life Family, please join me and celebrating our co founder and my beautiful wife in 9 years of freedom!

This picture I use every time I’m reminded of the strength this woman shows and lives out daily!

The latest accomplishment is today is 9 years Sober from alcohol. We have chosen in our walk, we don’t say addict any longer, we chose overcomer and redeemed!

Babygirl I’m am so proud of you not only for this achievement but everything you have done along the way. I say it all the time, and I believe most folks that know you will agree.

It’s an honor and a blessing to have you in our lives. But I’m even more blessed because I get you as a wife, best friend, confidante, my person, and most importantly you allow me to lead you as we strive to be better people then we were yesterday!

Congratulations on 9 hard years of your walk in Recovery! I love you BabyGirl!

On my mind... buckle up, buttercups, because it could be a lot...

1. I promise that The post being "covered up" as graphic content with the eagle and the Bible verse is nothing sinister! It is because the image says, "... s e e k... t o.... d e s t r o y" (spelling it in hopes that I don't get flagged.

Christians, please stop being so offendable (don't think it's a word, but here we are). Please... Facebook isn't stopping you from posting about God or the like. We, in America, are not being persecuted (yet). Ask the Christians in China about persecution. It doesn't look like Facebook covering a post.

2. When I see people posting videos or making statements about people watching and laughing at them, my heart aches... I wonder, if it was their child or family member, how they'd feel about it. Typically speaking, these videos are laughing at or making fun of drug addicts, homeless or people who have serious mental health issues. It is not funny. Not even close.

Stop, please. Please stop it! Take the person that you're making fun of or laughing at and pretend it's your child. Your heart will ache, and maybe you won't make fun of them.

Thank you for coming to my TEDTalk.

Be careful judging that addict so harshly. They may just recover and be the one who can show your child a way out one day. ❤️🔥

Founders Mike & Mindy M. Horton

“This one… nobody talks about this one!

Forgiving oneself for som**hing like this is not a one time thing. There are times I have to forgive myself daily and other times, it doesn’t cross my mind.

I could go months without thinking about it and suddenly a memory will flash in my head and before I know it, I’m in a full blown irrational anxiety attack.

Each time that happens, I am able to go to Mike, who reminds me of who I am in Jesus and how far I’ve come! I am able to have very honest and real conversations with my kids as adults and walk through it with them as needed.

I’m thankful to take this journey one day at a time and to be in a place of forgiveness today!”