May 21st, 2020 - Little Debbie ParadeMay 21st, 2020 - Little Debbie Parade
217 Recovery
Debbie Garrett has almost 20yrs sober and talks to Corey about Families Against Narcotics, Hope Not Handcuffs,& Recovery Coaching. Corey talks about Parades and Snack Cakes...
1:05:16•21 May 2020
Debbie Garrett on Recovery, Community, and the Little Debbie Parade
“Hope, inspiration and purpose are three things that I think really turn the corner when you're in recovery.”
Ever wondered what it takes to stay sober for nearly two decades? In this episode of the 217 Recovery Podcast, Corey Winfield chats with Debbie Garrett Jr., who has been sober for almost 20 years. Debbie opens up about her journey, shedding light on the importance of hope, purpose, and inspiration in her path to sobriety.
She talks passionately about her work with Families Against Narcotics and Hope Not Handcuffs, two organisations that have been pivotal in her recovery journey and in helping others find their way out of addiction. Corey and Debbie dive into the resilience of the recovery community, discussing various strategies for maintaining sobriety.
They touch on the significance of finding enjoyable activities to replace drinking, with Corey sharing his unique experience of the Little Debbie Parade—a quirky yet meaningful event that brings joy and a sense of community. The episode wraps up with valuable advice on supporting loved ones in recovery and a list of resources for those seeking help.
Whether you're on your own recovery journey or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a mix of heartfelt stories and practical tips to inspire and guide you.
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