Tara
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vol 29. Sobriety Date 10/1/2018 (Curtis)
vol 29. Sobriety Date 10/1/2018 (Curtis)
vol 29. Sobriety Date 10/1/2018 (Curtis)
Saturday 14th November 2020
Curtis recounts his journey from a troubled childhood to finding hope and sobriety through Alcoholics Anonymous on Keep Coming Back Podcast.
54 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Curtis' Path to Sobriety: Finding Strength Amid Struggles
But I think, if I had to put it in a sentence, it's light and love, and friendships and relationships and all the things I always wanted to be in my heart of all hearts.
Curtis' story is one of resilience and transformation. Growing up with a tumultuous childhood marked by anxiety, illness, and constant moves, Curtis faced more challenges than most. His early years were a whirlwind of instability, switching between seven elementary schools and multiple middle schools. Despite these hurdles, he found a way to persevere, eventually becoming a successful electrician. But success in his career didn't shield him from the grip of addiction.
Curtis candidly shares how he spiraled into substance abuse, doing anything he could get his hands on as his life became increasingly chaotic. It wasn't until he hit rock bottom that he decided to give Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) a try. Curtis speaks openly about his willingness to change and the pivotal role AA played in his recovery. Through the fellowship and support of AA, Curtis discovered a new way of living, one filled with hope, love, and meaningful relationships.
His journey is a testament to the transformative power of sobriety and the importance of community in overcoming addiction. Curtis' story offers a beacon of hope for anyone struggling with similar issues, reminding us all that redemption and a fulfilling life are possible.