ALL THE WRONG ROADS
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Two years ago my doctors said I would be lucky to live another 3 months, all due to 50 years of Cocaine and Meth addiction. So I decided to grow up, clean up, and write a book about how I had wasted a lifetime in what now seems like the blink of an eye. and how I turned it all around.
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