they talked about an invisible line.

And this invisible line is where someone's use that might start with painkillers for an injury, it might start with social drinking, kind of crosses over into something else.

And the person who ends up suffering from that is unaware.

It's why we call it the invisible line.

You're not sure when it happened.

You can't pinpoint the day or the date that things took a turn.

But once they do turn, things get progressively and consistently worse.

And I think, that what I would say to that person who says, "Oh, just get clean," it is hard to describe how difficult it is.

It's possible.

I want everybody to know that recovery, long-term sobriety is absolutely achievable.

It's just far more difficult than people think.

It takes more time, it takes more support, and it takes more direction than people assume.