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Locality: Brampton, Ontario

Phone: +1 647-985-3886



Address: 1202-2 Silver Maple Court L6T4R1 Brampton, ON, Canada

Website: www.blakereflected.com

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blakereflected.com 29.03.2021

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blakereflected.com 15.03.2021

Gym bag was returned today! Thankfully my belt was in there and he figured it belonged here, he didn’t even want anything in return for bringing back my gym bag! There are definitely good people in this world! Huge thanks to everyone who shared

blakereflected.com 27.02.2021

I want to share this on your wall. If it upsets or offends anyone I truly apologize. I am always learning, for I am an author, and aspiring politician. That is ...why my artwork @ blakereflected is politically motivated. The reason I am sharing this on your wall is because I stumbled across your post about #faceofdepression and I was moved by it. I am legally homeless. My family is taking care of me. I am going through the justice system, for I was a drug addict. I lost friends and family in tragic fashion. I got off opiates without methadone and it was unbearable. When my friend died of a drug overdose in the spring I gave up hard drugs. When my grandparents died this year I gave up the bottle. I am now a recovering alcoholic. I dealt with my mom's death with every hard drug imaginable. Even meth and crack. Molly elevated my art. Cocaine, gave me perspective as an author, and suicidal ideation to the point of philisophical stream of consciousness poetry. I have a published book. I do podcasts. I've created a website; One in which I am turning into a profitable business venture, with an aim at giving homeless people opportunity. Two weeks ago I was jumped, while homeless. I was asked to protect a car, and I got hurt. I went to another bar to feel safe. There was a crackhead disturbing the peace, but I clearly empathize. I protected him from the alcoholics. I protected him from the police. I helped him into the morning. And because it was so exhausting I smoked crack again; Right before I smoked marijuana harvested with a large amount of THC. I have never been so scared, and felt like a suicidal/homicidal failure in all of my life. I gave up, because I gave in, again. I went against my morals, which is the story, of why our year is called 2018 AD I am sad when I think of that day. But, I know I am not depressed, because I am proud that I protected that man. I am proud that I am brave. And I am so blessed that my bravery got me home again. I am getting married next year, with the intent of finally manning up and being a father. The moral of my book "A Man With Glasses". I needed the bible, to understand the moral of my own story. I've studied it since I was a child, and because I study fiction, and I am scientific, I understand the ethics of atheism. It's all just words used to label and define your own path, so that you can keep going, and keep living. Today I am sober. Today is Sunday. Today I am happy, for today I am at peace. Today, is the best day of my life. My name is Blake Horsley, I'm a recovering alcoholic, and I am the #faceofdepression The sadness is now washed away, and I can look back at my late mother Davida Horsley, and be even more proud that I became a true hero at the age of 12 and saved her from her last and most devastating suicide attempt. I did it on my own. I saved my mom, after she kissed me, told me she loved me, and left me alone in my house to find her dying body in a coma like state because she took all of her medication. It hurts to think of that day. It hurts to think of her last words to me before she died, when she hated me because I was a disgusting drug addict. It hurts that she is gone. But I just looked up, saw pictures of my family, my nana, my popper and peaked behind my dad's book shelf, which used to be in my room when I was a child. I am innocent again. I am happy. And I am 100% #SOBER There is no greater feeling, than putting down the bottle. The suicidal thoughts for me are now gone, and I'll thank God for that one, because my faith, gets me through each and every day. And, like they say; live for today. . . so that you can wake up and see tomorrow! #nationalsuicidepreventionmonth See more

blakereflected.com 15.02.2021

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blakereflected.com 09.02.2021

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