Podcast: Fall From Grace with Tony BaileyHost: Tony BaileyInstagram: ⁠@thebaileysupport⁠Listen on Spotify: ⁠bit.ly/thefallfromgracepodcast⁠In this chapter of Fall From Grace, I walk back into the week that broke me — the week I genuinely thought I was being saved, only to realise too late that everything was about to collapse beneath me.This episode goes deeper than anything I’ve shared before.I talk honestly about shame, fear, corporate betrayal, family dynamics, the weight of trying to protect the people you care about, and the moment I realised I was standing alone in a fire I never meant to create.I take you inside the real timeline of what happened —the week Steadfast filled my office,the promises of support,the sudden shift in tone,the phone call that changed everything,the administrators knocking within minutes,and the day I had to face ASIC in a room that changed my life forever.And then… the part I’ve avoided for almost a decade:the moment my relationship ended,the night I slept alone in my car at Point Ormond,and the dangerous silence that followed when no one picked up the phone.This episode is heavy, honest, and deeply personal — a wound I’ve been trying to heal for ten years.If you’re walking through your own collapse or rebuilding from the ashes, I hope something in my story helps you feel less alone.⸻⭐ Support Services (Australia)If this episode brings up anything for you, please reach out:Lifeline – 13 11 14(24/7 crisis support & suicide prevention)Beyond Blue – 1300 22 4636(mental health support, anxiety & depression)Suicide Call Back Service – 1300 659 467(24/7 counselling for people affected by suicide)MensLine Australia – 1300 78 99 78(support for men, relationship stress, mental wellbeing)Kids Helpline – 1800 55 1800(for young people aged 5–25)You are not alone. Please reach out if you need support.⸻⭐ Follow & ShareIf this episode resonates with you, please hit Follow so you’re notified when the next chapter drops. And if someone you know is going through their own fall from grace…share this with them. It might be exactly what they need today.