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Subject It was a lockdown freedom
Date October 25, 2020 10:01 PM
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INSPIRING HOPE THROUGH TRANSFORMATION
"The first time I heard the worship it was 80 hard-core prisoners. It sounded like angels. My heart just broke at that point."—Chris
Chris Cleveland smoked his first joint at age 12, the initial step on a 30-year journey with drugs. He remembers his age because that year his father, a Marine, and his mother, president of the New Mexico Broadcasters' Association, finally divorced. Even before the divorce, his parents worked long hours.


"I had the freedom to do whatever I wanted," he recalls, "And it wasn't a good thing."


By 16, his high school asked him to leave.


"My formal education stopped there," laments Chris, but his addictions took off. A self-described "highly functioning addict," he held down a series of jobs while abusing drugs. At home, he got high. On the job, he was by turns a bounty hunter, bail bondsman, and corrections officer.
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