At just 14 months old, Keith Edmonds survived a brutal attack in 1978 when his mother’s boyfriend burned nearly half his face on an electric heater. Doctors doubted he would live. He did—but childhood became a blur of surgeries, foster care, and stigma. Trauma led him to alcohol by age 13, fueling years of addiction and depression. On his 35th birthday, exhausted and binge drinking, Keith chose sobriety—marking the moment he stopped running from his past and began rebuilding his life.
