Michael L. & Lee M.
Michael L. & Lee M.
#215 Daily Inventory (Oct. 8th) - Steve K. (Greenville, SC)
#215 Daily Inventory (Oct. 8th) - Steve K. (Greenville, SC)
#215 Daily Inventory (Oct. 8th) - Steve K. (Greenville, SC)
Friday 8th October 2021
Steve K. discusses addiction, self-acceptance, and recovery as a gay man on the Daily Reflection Podcast.
29 minutes
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Michael L. & Lee M.
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Sobriety Day by Day
Body & Mind
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Steve K.'s Journey: Embracing Sobriety and Self-Acceptance
It's interesting that you know what lies beneath the surface and the way we're able to wear these masks, like you know, to interact successfully to a large degree, despite the tragedies that are going on at home and under the surface.
Ever wondered what it’s like to face addiction while grappling with rejection for being different? In this episode of the Daily Reflection Podcast, Steve K. from Greenville, SC, opens up about his life as a gay man dealing with addiction and the pain of being rejected by his father. Host Michael L. reconnects with Steve, a high school friend he once admired for his vivacious personality, only to discover the deeper struggles Steve faced.
Steve's story is one of courage, honesty, and resilience. He talks about the early stages of his addiction, the profound impact of coming out, and how self-acceptance became a cornerstone of his recovery. Through candid reflections, Steve emphasizes the importance of daily inventory and promptly admitting when wrong—a principle from Alcoholics Anonymous that has guided him on his path to sobriety. He also shares how rebuilding relationships and finding support within the fellowship have been transformative in his journey.
This episode is a heartfelt testament to the power of vulnerability and the strength found in community. Whether you’re on your own path to recovery or supporting someone who is, Steve’s story offers valuable insights and inspiration.