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Gem – When did we find hope?
Gem – When did we find hope?
Gem – When did we find hope?
Sunday 7th January 2024
Join Jem on 'SoberQ' as he shares his transformative journey from alcoholism to recovery through the support of Alcoholics Anonymous.
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6 minutes
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Empowering
Hopeful
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Transformative
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Get the buttons here!Finding Hope: Jem's Journey from Desperation to Recovery
Episode Overview
- Jem shares his journey of desperation and surrender before finding hope in Alcoholics Anonymous
- Working through the 12 steps with a sponsor brought profound transformation and a newfound sense of contentment
- The support and community in Alcoholics Anonymous played a pivotal role in Jem's recovery journey
- His story serves as an inspiration for those grappling with addiction, offering hope and the promise of a better quality of life
- Listeners are encouraged to visit the SoberQ podcast website to share their own recovery experiences
Alcoholics Anonymous taught me how to live life. The steps gave me a better quality sobriety recovery. And I'm far from cured. I'm still a nut job. I've got a daily reprieve.
Imagine hitting rock bottom and feeling like there's no way out. That's where Jem found himself before he discovered Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). In this heartfelt episode of 'SoberQ', Jem opens up about his struggle with alcoholism and the incredible transformation he experienced through the AA program. He takes us through his journey of surrendering to the process, working through the 12 steps with a sponsor, and finding a supportive community that helped him reclaim his life.
Jem's story is a powerful reminder that no matter how dire things may seem, there is always hope. This episode is a must-listen for anyone battling addiction or supporting someone who is. It offers a raw and honest look at the challenges and triumphs of recovery, making it clear that change is possible with the right support and determination.