Mitch abshere longboard surfing hawaii

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Can you feel it?   Story by Jed Smith Fourteen years ago, Mitch Abshere stood on a train platform in Orange County preparing to kill himself. Only 20 years old, he had been on the cusp of a pro longboarding career and seemed to have everything to live for.

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But even at this tender age, Mitch had already developed a destructive appetite for booze and for the past six months, had been on one big bender. “I fell in with the wrong people. I was pretty much a drunk and a punk.

I think I had a lot of mental issues as well,” says Mitch. “I just couldn’t see a way out or a reason to live.” As time counted down, it happened. He heard the voice.

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And not just any ol voice – the tender falsetto of Jesus Harvey Christ. “It was the voice of the lord saying, ‘It’s about me and you. Don’t worry about everyone and what they say or have do