My Open Letter to the Canadian Power Lifting Union
This letter was not easy to write, but here we go.
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5 Years Later
Now, five years later, my life is unrecognizable - in the best way possible. Here's what sobriety has given me:
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A chance to compete on the world powerlifting stage in 2022 (yeah, me!)
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The North American Deadlift record (still pinching myself)
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My family back in my life (those hugs mean everything)
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A career I used to only dream about
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My health - both mental and physical
Westover isn't just a treatment center.
Why This Matters So Much
It's a beacon of hope in a storm of addiction. It started as a humble farmhouse and has grown into something beautiful - all because people believed in second chances.
Every day, they're changing lives. They're helping people like me - people who thought they were beyond help - find their way back to life. And now, it's my turn to help them.
Here's Where You Come In
Remember that world powerlifting stage I mentioned? I've got the track suit I wore there, and at the North American Championships in Panama City. It's not just fabric - it's a symbol of how far I've come.
I'm auctioning it off, and every cent is going straight to Westover.
Your contribution could be the lifeline someone else needs to find their way out of addiction.
Be Part of Someone's Comeback Story
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From the bottom of my heart, thank you for being here and for considering this cause.
Together, we're not just celebrating my recovery - we're paving the way for countless others.
2-piece XL jumpsuit that can be personally autographed should the winner desire.
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