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ESH: Stuart C from Quincy Massachusetts at 3 years sober
ESH: Stuart C from Quincy Massachusetts at 3 years sober
ESH: Stuart C from Quincy Massachusetts at 3 years sober
Monday 9th May 2022
Join Stuart C from Quincy as he shares his journey to sobriety, highlighting the significance of seeking help and the power of AA's community.
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Get the buttons here!Stuart C's Journey: Three Years Sober and Counting
And I walked out of there with a little pep in my step. And he finally looked at me and he said: I don't really care if you think this works or not.
Stuart C from Quincy, Massachusetts, opens up about his journey to sobriety in this episode of Sober Cast. Recorded in August 2011 at a meeting in Pennsylvania, Stuart shares his story just three years into his recovery. He dives into his early life and the grip alcohol had on him, painting a vivid picture of how it strained his family relationships and personal well-being. Stuart’s candidness about his struggles and triumphs is both relatable and inspiring.
He emphasizes the critical role of seeking help and being open to receiving it. For Stuart, the AA fellowship was a cornerstone in his path to sobriety. His experiences with the steps of the program highlight the transformative power that comes from taking action and being part of a supportive community. Listeners will find themselves drawn into Stuart’s narrative as he discusses the importance of passing on the message of recovery.
His story serves as a beacon of hope for anyone grappling with addiction, showing that change is possible with the right support and mindset. Tune in to hear Stuart's heartfelt journey and gain valuable insights into the recovery process. Whether you're on your own path to sobriety or supporting someone who is, Stuart’s story offers a powerful reminder of the strength found in community and the importance of taking that first step towards a better life.