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Liquor at nine – Scott's story
Liquor at nine – Scott's story
Liquor at nine – Scott's story
Sunday 23rd August 2020
Scott's story of recovery from alcohol addiction highlights the transformative power of faith and community.
49 minutes
Inspiring
Hopeful
Encouraging
Authentic
Engaging
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Religion & Spirituality
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Episode Overview
- Admitting powerlessness over addiction is crucial.
- Faith and church community play a significant role in recovery.
- Personal setbacks can lead to transformative changes.
- Support systems are vital for maintaining sobriety.
- Humility helps replace pride during recovery.
"I started drinking at nine years old Seagram's. Don't know why. I have no clue why I started drinking."
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? Scott's story on 'Real Recovery' is nothing short of a miracle. Starting his journey with liquor at just nine years old, Scott's path took many unexpected turns. After losing his dream in a tragic accident, Scott found solace in alcohol, which only deepened his struggles. But here's the twist: his involvement with the church played a pivotal role in his recovery.
You'll hear about the impact of faith and community in transforming Scott's life, as he moved from despair to hope. The episode highlights the importance of admitting powerlessness over addiction, a crucial first step in recovery. Bill Arnold and George B. Fraser explore these themes with their trademark humour and warmth, making this episode both engaging and enlightening.
Whether you're curious about how faith can influence recovery or just love a good comeback story, Scott's journey will captivate and inspire you. Is it time for you to take that first step towards a better life?