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ESH: Bart R speaking at the A Vision For You group in Union NJ
ESH: Bart R speaking at the A Vision For You group in Union NJ
ESH: Bart R speaking at the A Vision For You group in Union NJ
Monday 14th June 2021
Tune into Sober Cast to hear Bart R.'s inspiring recovery story from early drinking to finding joy and freedom through AA.
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Get the buttons here!Bart R's Journey: From School Drinking to Sobriety at A Vision For You Group
I know what's wrong with me and I felt really good.
Ever wondered how early drinking can shape a life? Bart R. from Long Beach, NY, offers a raw and honest look into his journey of recovery in this episode of Sober Cast. Speaking at the A Vision For You group in Union, NJ, Bart's story is a compelling mix of personal struggle and triumph. He starts by reflecting on his school days, where drinking began as a seemingly harmless activity but quickly spiraled out of control.
This candid talk covers the heavy toll addiction took on his family and the moment he decided to seek help. Bart highlights the crucial role of sponsorship and the Big Book in his recovery. He shares how these elements provided him with the guidance and support he needed to turn his life around. Practicing the 10th step and fully embracing his identity as a member of AA, Bart found joy and freedom that seemed impossible during his darkest days.
This episode isn't just a story; it's a lifeline for anyone grappling with addiction or supporting someone who is. Bart's experiences offer valuable insights into the recovery process, making this episode both inspiring and educational. Whether you're new to sobriety or have been on this path for years, Bart's journey is a reminder that recovery is possible and that joy can be found on the other side of addiction.