Help Hope Live for Dominique Travis-Bey
Welcome folks to the “One Step at a Time” Campaign! For the past year I’ve been asked hundreds, if not thousands, of times “How are you doing?” Trying to condense this immense experience into a single response has been so uncomfortable and difficult for me, I never knew where to start. I ended up relying on on a mantra of mine that has continued to surface throughout my recovery: “I’m doing alright, just trying to take it one step at a time.”This response has since evolved into more than a mantra and now permeates every part of my recovery. At the gym while I’m pushing myself maybe a bit too much: “slow down, just one step at a time.” While feeling frustrated filing the endless paperwork for disability, unemployment, and hospital records: “just one step at a time homie, relax.” When I’m feeling discouraged in my recovery and need a reminder of how far I’ve come: “I’m here and got here one step at a time.” This simple reminder to relax and trust the timing of the universe has completely changed not only my recovery, but my outlook on life. Prior to being shot and left dead, I was moving way too quickly, doing way too much. Tirelessly working and constantly looking to make more money. Moving three times in a three month timespan. My drinking was at an all time high, and my self care was at an all time low. To say the least it was overwhelming and I was all alone.
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October 25, 2024
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Guestbook
May 18, 2024
Love to you, Dom - keep up the good work!
MARY ANN CASE
May 18, 2024
You continue to be an inspiration for so many including myself. You've been through the storm but God is blessing you t9 come out. Stay encouraged Dom and know you're gonna make it. I'd love to meet you personally one of these days. Praying for you my friend. Love the video.
David Poindexter
David Poindexter
