Revived after a fatal overdose, Ellie found new life in recovery and turned her pain into purpose.

After surviving years of domestic violence, addiction, and a near-fatal gunshot, Chelsea Brown built Warriors Way Forward — a movement to reform how police and systems respond to survivors.

Boston Twopercent's meth addiction took him to the edge of death — and straight into a supernatural battle. His story reveals the dark side of meth, the power of faith, and the miracle of survival.

After years of addiction, violence, and survival, Arend Pechawis found healing through honesty and self-reflection. From gunpoint to gratitude — this is his story of transformation.

"It Was Fire That Saved Me": The Recovery Story of Derek Racette.

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Meth and the Mystic. Tanya Ironchild from Regina, SK shares her story.

From gang fights and gun running to Buddhist mindfulness and teaching self-awareness — Cesar Cardona’s story is a masterclass in transformation.

Myrna shares her journey from chaos to connection, and how faith, service, and community helped her rebuild a life worth living.

Riley went from Dark Web drug trafficking and paranoia to recovery, rebuilding family connections, and working in treatment.

Thomas was tortured by bikers, led a Nazi group, and survived suicide. Now he leads a clean and sober biker club across Europe.

From heroin to a holy diner moment: Adam Vibe Gunton’s road to recovery and redemption.

Jacob’s liver failed, and no one knew why. He was hiding alcohol, and his shame. This is how hope, honesty, and functional medicine saved his life.

Melissa relapsed the day after treatment and drove home to end her life. But in the basement, she saw something, and found her purpose.

Jimmy shares his story of meth psychosis, meat showers, 10 charges, and how jail and the gym helped him reclaim his mind and life.

Marc was a VP at 24, homeless at 28. Cocaine, shame, and ego brought him down—but recovery, fatherhood, and faith helped him rise again.

Louis shares how he went from overdosing on house arrest to becoming leadership at the jail that once held him.

Joey shares how meth, crime, and a suicide attempt nearly took his life—and how recovery, faith, and family brought him back.

Nolan shares how he survived addiction, trauma, and liver failure—and how finding faith helped him learn to love again.

Gio opens up about addiction, relapse, identity loss, and spiritual growth after fentanyl nearly ended his life.