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Greg B. - I Have Today
Greg B. - I Have Today
Greg B. - I Have Today
Monday 8th June 2020
Greg B. shares his journey of addiction and recovery on Podcast Recovery's 'I Have Today' episode. Gain insights on addiction, mental health, and support.
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66 minutes
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Empowering
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Get the buttons here!Greg B.'s Story: Finding Strength and Hope in Recovery
The truth is that today I have Today, I try to live Today to the best of my ability.
Greg B. takes center stage in this episode of Podcast Recovery, sharing his raw and heartfelt journey through addiction and recovery. With a clean date of 12/10/2019, Greg's narrative is a compelling mix of struggle, resilience, and hope. He opens up about his early encounters with alcohol and his battles with street drugs and pills, painting a vivid picture of his past.
What makes Greg's story truly stand out is his unwavering dedication to sobriety, fueled by the support networks he cherishes and the therapeutic and spiritual practices he embraces. Greg candidly discusses the mental health challenges that intertwined with his addiction, and how setting boundaries has been crucial in maintaining his sobriety. He also touches on the often-debated topic of marijuana in the context of recovery, offering his perspective on its impact.
Throughout the episode, Greg's reflections are both inspiring and relatable, providing valuable insights for anyone touched by addiction. His story serves as a powerful reminder that recovery is possible with the right support and resources. As Greg poignantly puts it, 'The truth is that today I have Today, I try to live Today to the best of my ability'.
Tune in to hear Greg's moving account and gain a deeper understanding of addiction, mental health, and the strength found in community support.