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  • Clay D- Drunken Sailor Finds Redemption

Clay D- Drunken Sailor Finds Redemption

Sunday 28th January 2018

Join Clay D on Sober Speak as he recounts his journey from addiction to redemption, emphasizing spirituality and community support.
38 minutes
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Sober Speak-  Alcoholics Anonymous  Recovery Interviews
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Clay D’s Journey: From Chaos to Clarity in Sobriety

But I want you to tell- I'm going to have told the story, and I've heard you tell before about the progression of not caring, about what sort of condition you're in when you were, when you're driving that vw, I think over in Hawaii, and you said at first you were very scared kind of driving down the road.
Imagine living a life where blackouts and benders are the norm, and the idea of ending it all feels like a viable escape. That was Clay D's reality. In this gripping episode of Sober Speak, Clay D opens up about his tumultuous journey from being a 'drunken sailor' to finding redemption through Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and spirituality.
Clay's story is raw and real, shedding light on the dark corners of addiction and the glimmers of hope that eventually led him to sobriety. Guided by a mentor named Shep, Clay found faith in a higher power and discovered the strength to turn his life around. He talks candidly about battling dry drunk syndrome, where sobriety doesn't necessarily equate to emotional or mental wellness. Through community support and a newfound sense of purpose, Clay overcame these hurdles.
His tale isn't just about quitting alcohol; it's about embracing gratitude, spirituality, and the human spirit's resilience. If you're looking for a story that underscores the power of community and the possibility of redemption, this episode is a must-listen.
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