I Don't Do That Anymore

Name: I Don't Do That Anymore
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ISBN: 9781969835025

Breaking Free From Addiction

Joey McCollum

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English

McCollum Group
19 November 2025

Coping with drug & alcohol abuse

You can't change your past. But you can rewrite your story.

For years, Joey McCollum lived on autopilot-drinking, running, pretending everything was fine. It wasn't. Addiction owned the pen to his life story, and every chapter felt smaller than the one before. Then one day, behind the wheel of his pickup on a country road, Joey spoke five simple words that changed everything: ""I don't do that anymore.""

What started as a boundary became a turning point. A mindset. A new identity.

In this honest, hope-filled book, Joey shares what it really takes to break free from the habits, lies, and patterns that keep us stuck. This isn't just about addiction recovery. It's about becoming the kind of person who lives with purpose, faith, and integrity.

If you've ever felt trapped by your own choices, this book will help you take back the pen and start writing a better story, one decision, one day, one line at a time.

From high school football star to college washout, Joey led a successful auto repair business, but lived behind a mask of addiction. Now, his raw and powerful story will help you face your

truth, take control, and write the life you were meant to live.

By: Joey McCollum
Imprint: McCollum Group
Dimensions: Height: 216mm, Width: 140mm, Spine: 12mm
Weight: 254g
ISBN: 9781969835025
ISBN 10: 1969835028
Pages: 214
Publication Date: 19 November 2025
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Joey McCollum is a husband, father, and former athlete who knows firsthand the struggle of addiction and the hard-won freedom on the other side. After a promising sports career was cut short, he spent years running from pain and numbing himself with alcohol, until a doctor's blunt warning forced him to confront the truth: ""If you don't quit drinking, you will die."" That moment was the start of a messy, difficult, but ultimately life-changing journey into sobriety and healing.Today, Joey is committed to living with integrity, purpose, and faith. He is open about the challenges he's faced, from losing his identity as an athlete to rebuilding his life in recovery. A devoted father, he went back to college after 24 years to finish his degree in psychology, determined to understand the roots of addiction and help others find freedom. His mission is to show that it's never too late to change, no matter how far you've fallen.Through writing, coaching, and speaking, Joey shares his story to offer hope to those stuck in cycles of addiction, shame, or self-doubt. He believes in honesty over image, grace over guilt, and faith as the foundation for lasting change. He lives in Oregon with his family, where he continues to grow, heal, and remind others-and himself-that the words I don't do that anymore can be the start of everything new.