"James always said 'There's another life waiting for you if you want it,' " Dakota Auckland says. "I can't believe I'm here because I shouldn't be."

"James always said 'There's another life waiting for you if you want it,' " Dakota Auckland says. "I can't believe I'm here because I shouldn't be."

"If I wasn't for James I'd probably still be out there in my addiction or six feet under," Ed Pfoh said.

"If I wasn't for James I'd probably still be out there in my addiction or six feet under," Ed Pfoh said.

ANOS in the NEWS

ANOS in the NEWS

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