AceShowbiz - Jamie Lee Curtis is reflecting on her remarkable journey of sobriety, highlighting the strength it takes to remain committed to a promise of staying substance-free. On February 3, Curtis marked a significant milestone, celebrating 26 years of sobriety with a heartfelt Instagram post.

She shared her dedication to her recovery, even in the face of unexpected challenges like the loss of her weekly meeting spot due to the Palisades fire.

"26 years ago today I walked into my first recovery meeting. Since then, my life has completely changed," Curtis wrote in her heartfelt Instagram caption. "I have made beautiful, beautiful, friendships and it has expanded my life beyond recovery and it has given me the family life and creative life I never thought possible."

Accompanying her message was a screenshot of her Twelve Steps app, showing precise calculations of her sobriety - 26 years, 312 months, 9,498 days, or 227,911 hours. Another slide depicted a Google Maps screenshot of the church where her recovery meetings were once held, now a casualty of the Los Angeles fires.

"The little avatar in the picture of the street is in the exact spot/seat I sat in at my weekly meeting in the Palisades in a church that no longer exists, in a neighborhood that no longer exists, but we don't drink or use no matter what and this is a big f***ing no matter what," Curtis passionately expressed. "Be gentle with yourselves. ONE DAY AT A TIME! My hand in yours. JLC."

Later that day, Curtis shared another triumphant post, showcasing her pride and sobriety. The image was a testament to a life well-earned, "This is what 66 years of LIFE + 26 years, 312 months, 9,498 days and 227,913 hours of SOBRIETY FREEDOM looks like. #recovery."

Curtis has long been open about her battle with addiction. In a candid conversation with Colin Farrell for Variety's "Actors on Actors," she touched on the generational impact of addiction within her family.

She emphasized the significance of her sobriety, remarking, "It'll be the single greatest thing I do, if I can stay sober. Because generations of people have had their lives ruled and ruined by alcoholism and drug addiction. For me, sobriety first. Always."

Jamie Lee Curtis' journey is not just a story of personal triumph, but also a beacon of hope for anyone struggling with addiction. Her message underscores that recovery is possible, one day at a time, and that sharing experiences can fortify the path to sobriety.