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My Testimony (about me): This is the first time I have put my testimony on to paper. Throughout school I was a good kid. I played baseball, golf, skateboarded and worked on cars. I did not always make the best grades, but good enough to get by. I had good friends throughout high school. When we graduated a lot of them joined the armed forces or moved away to college. The summer out of high school I was introduced to marijuana and I liked it. But that got me into a lot more drugs. Right after trying that i got into ecstacy, shrooms, acid, cocaine, xanax, all kinds of pills, heroin, meth, crack, almost every drug out there i have used. Xanax and Heroin became my worst drugs of choice. It lead me into stuff I would never have done, such as stealing and lying to my parents and my friends.

At age 6, my mother left our house and gave my father custody. Both of my parents are professionals. My Dad is in Apparel/Footwear sales and my Mother is a nurse. The hardest part of the divorce was the living in two homes. My Mom had the usual “Dad’s” schedule and my father was the stable one living in the same house. My Mom lived in several apartments and sometimes with boyfriends. Also, I could never keep up with anything going from my Dad’s to my Mom’s every week on Wednesdays & on her weekends.

On March 27 I turned 23 years old. Ever since I was a child I was raised in church attending both Sunday school and services. At age 6 we moved from the Methodist denomination to the Assembly of God. Since 2001, we have attended Fellowship Church. Our Pastor is Ed Young, JR. I enjoy his messages, but have not followed what I hear. I love the Lord very much, but I have let Him down, too. I will admit He has saved me from the world and He has protected me through my drug abuse experiences. The first time I stole something, He saw that I got caught.

I have lived at home most of my life, but in 2004 I moved in an apartment with several roommates. This turned out to be a bad choice, because my addiction worsened. Loosing my job caused me to move back home. But i never stoped using i was real bad into xanax at the time and stealing from stores, parents, brother, and friends. Just so i could get more. Finally i got caught at wal-mart and ended up in jail for the weekend. But I did not learn with in a month i got caught stealing at Target. Now I am banned from Wal-mart and Sams for life. This was all around 2005. I stayed under the radar for about a year, but in 2006 i ended going to a house that was being watched by narcotic agents. I got pulled over down the street from my house and I had been smoking pot in my car. So they knew, they pulled me out of the car and found some bud and a pipe. i ended up going to jail. Sat there for the weekend then my Dad bailed me out. i got put on probation for a year and got about 10 months into it when i ended up smoking again. Within a month i got caught again in the car smoking. I was at one of my ex's house picking her up and got pulled over right in front of her house. I took the blame for everything and she got let go, I went to jail. I did another weekend and from praying and reading a bible that was given to me at jail, I got bailed out. My dad was gonna leave me for good. But he gave me one more chance. That was my 4th time to go to jail. Once i got out i had a 2nd chance with probation but I still was not ready to quit. I ended up doing alot of heroin and got caught. They put me in county jail with no bond. I did a month there and also lost my license. Once i got out i stoped with all the stealing but still smoked and did heroin. Within a month I told my parents I needed help. I went to rehab in Tampa, Fl. It worked for a little bit but i ended up using again out there. I came back home and got more into heroin. I told my dad that i wanted help i was gonna get on methadone. Just so i could get off heroin. But he had a better idea. And it was AZ.

I finally came to realize that I had a serious drug problem. And I knew I needed help. My life was at a crossroad, I could have either gotten help and won the battle or kept on messing up and ended up in jail or worse - the morgue. For 5 years now, I have had my Dad, Mom, brother, lawyers and police officers, say that I have a problem and I need help. And here I am today.

Full Name: Alan Hussey

City:: Dallas

State:: AZ

Zip Code: 76051

Country: USA

Relationship Status:: Single

Gender: Male

How did you hear about us?: From a Friend

What is your Christian faith level?: On Fire for Jesus

Your Home Church & Location?: FellowshipChurch.com, Dallas Tx

My Friend
My friend, I stand in judgment now
And feel that you're to blame somehow
On earth I walked with you day by day
And never did you point the way

You knew the Lord in truth and glory
But never did you tell the story
My knowledge then was very dim
You could have led me safe to him

Though we lived together here on earth
You never told me of the second birth
And now i stand this day condemned
Because you failed to mention him

You taught me many things, that's true
I called you "friend" and trusted you
But I learn now that it's too late
And you could have kept me from this fate

We walked by day and talked by night
And yet you showed me not the light
You let me live, and love, and die
You knew I'd never live on high

Yes, I called you "friend" in life
And trusted you through joy and strife
And, yet, on coming to this dreadful end
I cannot, now, call you "my firend".

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At 9:56pm on June 29, 2008, Matt Mason said…: Hey buddy... Hows it going? We can stay in contact through here when we are not at church... Keep in touch man...

At 4:00pm on June 30, 2008, Ashton Beisel said…: Hello my fellow Texas friend.

At 7:41pm on June 30, 2008, Damian said…: ¿wat up bro?

At 11:52pm on July 5, 2008, Devin Beisel said…: Alan,
Keep up the good work!
It is my pleasure to have you in my home.
God has only started the amazing works that He has in store for you!
Jeremiah 29:11
Your gonna have to write that testimony out again......
Get your fingers ready and don't forget to save it!

At 5:58pm on July 6, 2008, Tim said…: Get to work on that testimony, ok! Philippians 4:13 -- that's how you do it. Love DAD (ABWY)

At 7:01am on July 12, 2008, Carol said…: Allen, Praise God for your deliverance! He will use you in a mighty way. God Bless.

At 9:16am on July 12, 2008, Tim said…: I saw your video from last night. I linked from the email. I am so proud of you and your attitude toward your future. Praise God!!!!

Your testimony is awesome. Keep working hard & stay in touch. I am glad you understand why the Acura needed a new home. Talk soon.

At 10:49pm on July 12, 2008, Matt Mason said…: its tough man... but God is aithful and I am faithful... So im trying to be that light man... Someone has to...

At 10:54pm on July 12, 2008, Sarah Gasch said…: Ya boot camp is going to be awsome!

At 2:19am on July 22, 2008, Nanette said…: Hi, Alan...incredible how deep our valleys can be and yet God is always there to help us find the way out! Keep on keeping on!