[steveben]

My dude looks a lot happier by the end good for him

[rlmorel]

Good story. Made me smile.

[2banana]

“Who are these little people in my house?”

“What - I have kids?”

[DCBryan1]

Dang. I feel bad. Love my scotch. Maybe need to cut back.

[z3n]

Such propaganda!

You’d think this was one of those cosmetic commercials where the woman has a full frown in the first picture and the lighting creates medieval shadows and creases all over her visage, and then by the last one the blur out all the lines, use soft warm lighting, and she just has the happiest smile on her face.

[gcparent]

Not just his smile, but his eyes.

[Mount Athos]

social media selfies, tragic what this does to good people

[Boomer]

Positive lifestyle changes can have dramatic effects.

For him it was drinking/drugs. For others it may be to quit sugar intake and getting off the couch more. Yet others may find joy in a hobby or donating their time to something needed in the community.

[dangus]

It’s enough to make me want to give up drinking. The only problem is I don’t drink much.

[BookmanTheJanitor]

As someone who was raised by a brutal alcoholic...I applaud him

[greenishness]

I think this is only relevant if you have a drinking problem.

[overkill_007_2000]

for later...

[trebb]

Being 31years sober, I can attest to the changes in physical appearance, mental attitude and financial wellness that occur when one kicks that monkey of one’s back.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Well yeh he was a raging alchoholic. No wonder he felt sick. Its probably a really good thing he stopped. Glad to hear it. I’ll still probably drink a couple of glasses of good cab tonight and feel fine tomorrow.

[Osage Orange]

I dunno...but that comment..seems like you be a drinking....

[Paal Gulli]

I feel sorry for people that don't drink, because when they wake up in the morning, that is the best they are going to feel all day.

-- Francis Albert Sinatra

[Vision]

Short Delta.

[humblegunner]

I’ll drink to that!