Always pushing the boundaries, Paul Flynn grew up looking for more-more fun, more of a rush, more trouble.
There is no magic bullet, and no one is perfect, but if you go toward God and listen to His voice, you will find the love, acceptance, and strength that you never could in addiction..
Paul\'s moving story shows just how winding the path to salvation can be.
Wavering in and out of programs, he slowly, finally, began to see past the imperfect people running the programs and see straight into God\'s will for him.
Paul joined a rehabilitation program, but kicking years-long addition to drugs, alcohol, and sex wasn\'t as easy as it seemed.
He no longer lusted after the drugs, but they controlled him nonetheless.
His life turned into a blur of depression, paranoia, prison and chaos.
He knew God was there.
Through it all, though, he felt God\'s hand on him.
Even after a death-defying accident at age fifteen that left him on life support with a hole cut out of his skull and serious brain damage, the drugs just grabbed him with a tighter fist.
His teenage years unraveled into missed court appointments, depression, and bad decisions.
Despite growing up in a devout Catholic family with loving parents, Paul couldn\'t stop the voice in his head that pushed him to try all the drugs he could find: heroin, cocaine, methamphetamines-his thirst for drugs was unquenchable.
By high school he was already drinking alcohol, smoking cannabis, doing LSD, and looking for anything else that he could get into.
In Sikeside, Scotland, he didn\'t have to look far.
Always pushing the boundaries, Paul Flynn grew up looking for more-more fun, more of a rush, more trouble
