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Anonymous: An Honest Recovery Podcast

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  • S1 Ep24: You Can Get Sober Young

S1 Ep24: You Can Get Sober Young

Saturday 7th March 2020

Tune in for an inspiring story of getting sober at 18 and maintaining sobriety for over 30 years. Available on alcoholfree.com.
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55 minutes
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Anonymous: An Honest Recovery Podcast
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Recovery Reimagined
Family Recovery from Addiction
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Recovery from Trauma
Healing from Sexual Trauma
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Breaking Free Young: A Journey from Addiction to Sobriety

I think a lot of people have this conception that you know aa is for people like and up. But it's not. It's for anyone who wants to get sober and stay sober.
Imagine starting your journey to sobriety at just 18. In this episode of 'Anonymous: An Honest Recovery Podcast', we hear from someone who did just that. With over 30 years of sobriety under their belt, the speaker opens up about their early battles with addiction, starting at the tender age of 9. They recount their experimentation with various substances and how alcohol quickly became their go-to escape.
The episode dives into the raw challenges faced in early recovery, highlighting the crucial role of finding a sponsor in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). The speaker shares their daily routines and spiritual practices that have been key to maintaining sobriety over the years. They also shed light on the often misunderstood aspects of AA and the power of anonymity in the recovery journey.
This episode isn't just about struggle; it's about resilience and the importance of sharing one's story to inspire others. If you're navigating your own path to recovery or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a heartfelt look into what it takes to get sober young and stay that way.