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  • ESH: Janice P - 22 Years

ESH: Janice P - 22 Years

Wednesday 23rd February 2022

Hear Janice P's 22-year sobriety journey on Sober Cast. Discover her struggles with addiction and the role of AA in her recovery.
36 minutes
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Janice P: Finding Herself Through 22 Years of Sobriety

I had to finally take a good, honest look at why and how those things happened to me because of the disease of alcoholism, how I acted and reacted to everything.
Imagine starting the new year with a story that could change your life. That's what Janice P offers as she shares her journey to sobriety in this episode of Sober Cast. Having started her path to recovery in 1985, Janice opens up about her struggles with alcohol and drugs, and how these substances once dictated her every move. Recorded at the Monday Night Speakers meeting in St.
Petersburg, Florida, on New Year's Eve 2007, her story is a testament to resilience and the transformative power of Alcoholics Anonymous. Janice doesn't shy away from the dark moments. She talks openly about how deeply addiction affected her actions and reactions. It wasn't until she took a brutally honest look at herself that she understood the full extent of her problem.
This episode is not just about her battle with alcohol but also her struggle with codependency and the journey to find her true self in sobriety. What makes Janice's story so compelling is her emphasis on the steps of AA. She highlights how working through these steps was crucial in her recovery, offering hope and guidance to those facing similar battles. Her narrative is raw, real, and filled with the kind of wisdom that comes from years of experience.
Whether you're on your own journey to sobriety or supporting someone who is, Janice's story is sure to resonate. It's a powerful reminder that recovery is possible, and that finding your identity beyond addiction is a journey worth taking.