Actress Lucy Hale marked a significant milestone in her personal journey by celebrating two years of sobriety on Tuesday. The 34-year-old former “Pretty Little Liars” star took to social media to share her reflections on this achievement, illustrating her dedication with a chart on Instagram that highlighted the impressive statistics of 24 months, 731 days, and 17,523 hours of being alcohol-free.

In a heartfelt post, Hale expressed her gratitude for the profound impact that her commitment to sobriety has had on her life. Quoting novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald, she emphasized the timeless nature of personal growth, stating that “it’s never too late, or in my case too early, to be whoever you want to be. There’s no time limit.”

During a November episode of the “Call Her Daddy” podcast, Hale revealed her earliest memory of drinking at the young age of 12 during a vacation. She described her journey to sobriety as “the greatest gift” she has given herself, expressing appreciation for the year filled with growth, lessons, joys, and self-realizations.

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Acknowledging the support she has received from others, Hale highlighted the warmth and acceptance she experiences when showing up as her authentic self. She recognized the diverse array of interactions, conversations, and moments of vulnerability from various individuals, including those she had hurt and those who had hurt her, strangers, and even online communities.

In a message of encouragement to those facing their own struggles, the “Bless Myself” singer conveyed that nobody has to navigate the path to healing alone. Hale stressed that healing is a deeply personal and unique journey, emphasizing that there is no right or wrong way to undertake it.

Reflecting on the challenges of the past year, Hale expressed gratitude for the emotional connections she made, offering a supportive message to anyone grappling with their own difficulties. She also touched upon her journey to sobriety, noting that she had been working towards it since the age of 20 and highlighting the importance of time, patience, and self-compassion in the process. This openness about her journey adds another layer to Hale’s celebration of two years of sobriety, inspiring others with her resilience and commitment to personal growth.