Karen G: 22 Years of Sobriety and the Power of Community
Let me tell you: the very thought that I might drink again makes the hair on my neck stand straight up, and that's why I'm an active active member of alcoholics.
Ever wondered what it takes to stay sober for over two decades? Karen G from Los Angeles shares her remarkable journey in this episode of Sober Cast, recorded at the 22nd Annual Canyon Conference in Hinton, Oklahoma. With 22 years of sobriety under her belt, Karen opens up about her battle with alcoholism and the transformative role that Alcoholics Anonymous has played in her life since she got sober in 1982.
Karen’s story is a raw and honest account of the highs and lows she faced on her path to recovery. She talks about the dangers of alcoholism and how it almost derailed her life. But more importantly, she highlights the pivotal role that community support and AA meetings have had in keeping her sober. Karen emphasizes that staying active in the AA community and engaging with others in recovery are crucial for long-term sobriety.
One of the most striking aspects of Karen’s story is her unwavering commitment to sobriety. The thought of drinking again is a terrifying prospect for her, and she shares how she navigates these fears by staying connected with her support network. Her message is clear: recovery is not a solo journey but a collective effort that thrives on mutual support and shared experiences.
If you’re looking for a story that offers both hope and practical advice, Karen G’s journey is a must-listen. Her experiences underscore the importance of community and the power of staying engaged with others who understand the struggles of addiction. Tune in to hear Karen’s inspiring tale and find out how she’s managed to maintain her sobriety for over two decades.