She came home and said, “I wrecked your truck today.” Of course, I jumped off the deep end and immediately wanted to go reach for a beer and some drugs to drown out the emotions.
"I was raised in the church. But through my teenage years, I got a little wild and did things I shouldn’t have done."
Within four weeks, I had lost my husband, my house, my job.
I’m cool with being a janitor right now. I don’t know about the rest of my life.
"I thought Jesus was the king of the cartoon network."
"I had a team to help win a championship. I felt like there were more important things, unfortunately [than my son]. When I say that now, it makes me sick to my stomach."
"I would take off and stay gone for days."
"I had an ankle bracelet put on and I couldn’t drink. That year was the greatest year of my life"
I remember early as a boy he would come into our neighborhood in a trailer park where I lived in Gainesville, Florida riding a Harley on a wheelie.