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Cactus Jack got sober in 1956 (Native American)
Cactus Jack got sober in 1956 (Native American)
Cactus Jack got sober in 1956 (Native American)
Wednesday 5th October 2022
Join Cactus Jack on Sober Cast as he shares his powerful journey to sobriety, highlighting the importance of growth and the role of AA in recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Cactus Jack: A Native American's Powerful Journey to Sobriety
I remember going into that dance and man. I was hip and slick and I was the best one there... I came to believe that I was born an alcoholic... I'm telling you I was in my glory when I got over there.
Ever wondered what it takes to turn your life around after years of struggle? Cactus Jack from Omack, Washington, has a story that might just resonate with you. Sober since 1956, Jack brings a wealth of experience and wisdom to this episode of Sober Cast. Speaking at an unknown event 20 years into his sobriety, Jack's narrative is as raw as it is inspiring.
He delves into his belief that he was born an alcoholic and shares vivid memories from his early life and battles with alcohol. His reflections on the role of Alcoholics Anonymous in his recovery highlight the importance of surrendering to the process and diligently working the program. Jack’s candid recounting of his journey emphasizes continuous growth and the dangers of complacency.
His honesty and thought-provoking insights make this episode a must-listen for anyone seeking hope and guidance on their path to sobriety.