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“I thought it was just another transition house. . .”<\/em><\/strong><\/h1>\n

 <\/p>\n

Alan B<\/strong>\"\" <\/strong><\/h2>\n

I have been incarcerated five times, for a total of about five years.  When I was released the last time, in March, 2014, I was planning on going to a halfway house in St. Louis.  However, the deputy warden told me, \u201cNo, you are not going there!  Drugs are rampant even in a place like that.\u201d  Instead, he pointed me to in2Action, here in Columbia. I thought it was just another transition house, but after I arrived I realized it was totally different \u2013 it is more Christian-based.  The first thing they did that day was feed me \u2013 they took me to some taco place \u2013 and you talk about the best food I ever tasted in a long time!\u201d <\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

And the minute I walked in the door they made me feel welcome. In2Action actually gave me a chance \u2013 instead of just setting down a bunch of rules and regulations, they gave me a chance to adjust.  Most men, the first thing that comes to mind is, \u201cI need a job, I need a car, and I need a girl!\u201d \u2013 and next thing you know, \u2018Good-bye!\u2019 out the door, they\u2019re gone.  In2Action slows you down that first month so you can settle down and think.The other thing in2Action did was to give me a job and they paid me to work on the lawn crew \u2013 even though I was injured at the time.  Most people don\u2019t do that! <\/p>\n

They gave me support, everything I needed.  That part-time, transitional job gave me a little extra money when I needed it.I was also able to go to trade school part-time while I lived at in2Action.  I received several certifications, including HVAC and refrigeration, among others.  For the past 2 \u00bd years I\u2019ve worked as the HVAC Supervisor at Corporate Lake Townhouses, here in Columbia.  And now I supervise one of the current residents at in2Action who works here; and I wish I had ten more guys just like him! What helped me the most at in2Action was Dan (Executive Director) and Daxe (House Manager at the time) \u2013 because Dan stood behind me 100%, even when I needed surgery on my broken arm.  He picked me up at 5:45 am that morning, took me to the hospital, and five hours later when I woke up, he was still sitting there in the corner! <\/p>\n

And Dan just has that voice and that personality \u2013 full of authority and wisdom and inspiration \u2013 When Dan talks, everybody listens! I left in2Acton successfully after a little more than a year.  Unfortunately, some time later I relapsed.  After a stint in rehab, Dan allowed me to re-enter in2Action.  I stayed for three months that time, and it was what I needed to get back on track.If you are really serious and want to clean your life up and want to change your ways, in2Action is the only way to go \u2013 because it has changed me totally, 100%.   Even my family and my old running buddies noticed it.<\/p>\n

Now I attend church at \u2018Alive in Christ Lutheran\u2019 whenever I\u2019m not working, and I\u2019m part of a men\u2019s group.  I\u2019ve been sober for sixteen months.  I\u2019m living in a totally different world now, a more at ease world \u2013 because I\u2019m not thinking in my brain, \u201cwhere am I going to get the next one from?\u201d  And I\u2019m going to keep on doing what I\u2019ve been doing, because it\u2019s working for me.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/p>\n

[Editor\u2019s note:  On June 20th Alan graduated from the Boone County DWI Court.  He is now eligible to drive again.  Congratulations, Alan!  He is pictured here with the plaque that certifies his completion of this 13-month, mandated program.]<\/p>\n

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“I thought it was just another transition house. . .”   Alan B  I have been incarcerated five times, for a total of about five years.  When I was released the last time, in March, 2014, I was planning on going to a halfway house in St. Louis.  However, the deputy warden told me, \u201cNo, you are not going there!  Drugs are rampant even in a place like that.\u201d  Instead, he pointed me to in2Action, here in Columbia. I thought it was just another transition house, but after I arrived I realized it was totally different \u2013 it is more Christian-based.  The first thing they did that day was feed me \u2013 they took me to some taco place \u2013 and you talk about the best food I ever tasted in a long time!\u201d  And the minute I walked in the door they made me feel welcome. In2Action actually gave me a chance \u2013 instead of just setting down a bunch of rules and regulations, they gave me a chance to adjust.  Most men, the first thing that comes to mind is, \u201cI need a job, I need a car, and I need a girl!\u201d \u2013 and next thing you know, […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":11,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_et_pb_use_builder":"on","_et_pb_old_content":"

\"I thought it was just another transition house. . .\"<\/em><\/strong><\/h1>

\u00a0<\/p>

Alan B<\/strong>\"\"\u00a0<\/strong><\/h2>

I have been incarcerated five times, for a total of about five years.\u00a0 When I was released the last time, in March, 2014, I was planning on going to a halfway house in St. Louis.\u00a0 However, the deputy warden told me, \u201cNo, you are not going there! \u00a0Drugs are rampant even in a place like that.\u201d\u00a0 Instead, he pointed me to in2Action, here in Columbia. I thought it was just another transition house, but after I arrived I realized it was totally different \u2013 it is more Christian-based.\u00a0 The first thing they did that day was feed me \u2013 they took me to some taco place \u2013 and you talk about the best food I ever tasted in a long time!\u201d\u00a0<\/p><\/blockquote>

And the minute I walked in the door they made me feel welcome.\u00a0In2Action actually gave me a chance \u2013 instead of just setting down a bunch of rules and regulations, they gave me a chance to adjust.\u00a0 Most men, the first thing that comes to mind is, \u201cI need a job, I need a car, and I need a girl!\u201d \u2013 and next thing you know, \u2018Good-bye!\u2019 out the door, they\u2019re gone.\u00a0 In2Action slows you down that first month so you can settle down and think.The other thing in2Action did was to give me a job and they paid me to work on the lawn crew \u2013 even though I was injured at the time.\u00a0 Most people don\u2019t do that!\u00a0<\/p>

They gave me support, everything I needed.\u00a0 That part-time, transitional job gave me a little extra money when I needed it.I was also able to go to trade school part-time while I lived at in2Action.\u00a0 I received several certifications, including HVAC and refrigeration, among others.\u00a0 For the past 2 \u00bd years I\u2019ve worked as the HVAC Supervisor at Corporate Lake Townhouses, here in Columbia.\u00a0 And now I supervise one of the current residents at in2Action who works here; and I wish I had ten more guys just like him! What helped me the most at in2Action was Dan (Executive Director) and Daxe (House Manager at the time) \u2013 because Dan stood behind me 100%, even when I needed surgery on my broken arm.\u00a0 He picked me up at 5:45 am that morning, took me to the hospital, and five hours later when I woke up, he was still sitting there in the corner!\u00a0<\/p>

And Dan just has that voice and that personality \u2013 full of authority and wisdom and inspiration \u2013 When Dan talks, everybody listens! I left in2Acton successfully after a little more than a year.\u00a0 Unfortunately, some time later I relapsed.\u00a0 After a stint in rehab, Dan allowed me to re-enter in2Action.\u00a0 I stayed for three months that time, and it was what I needed to get back on track.If you are really serious and want to clean your life up and want to change your ways, in2Action is the only way to go \u2013 because it has changed me totally, 100%.\u00a0\u00a0 Even my family and my old running buddies noticed it.<\/p>

Now I attend church at \u2018Alive in Christ Lutheran\u2019 whenever I\u2019m not working, and I\u2019m part of a men\u2019s group.\u00a0 I\u2019ve been sober for sixteen months.\u00a0 I\u2019m living in a totally different world now, a more at ease world \u2013 because I\u2019m not thinking in my brain, \u201cwhere am I going to get the next one from?\u201d\u00a0 And I\u2019m going to keep on doing what I\u2019ve been doing, because it\u2019s working for me.<\/p>

\"\"<\/p>

[Editor\u2019s note:\u00a0 On June 20th<\/sup> Alan graduated from the Boone County DWI Court.\u00a0 He is now eligible to drive again.\u00a0 Congratulations, Alan!\u00a0 He is pictured here with the plaque that certifies his completion of this 13-month, mandated program.]<\/p>

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