What the Promises mean to me-part 1What the Promises mean to me-part 1
Recovery Radio Network
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1:19:32•15 May 2019
Curtis' Journey: The Power of Twelve-Step Promises
Episode Overview
- Curtis shares his journey from emotional suppression in childhood to substance abuse in adulthood.
- He recounts his turning point and decision to seek treatment.
- The episode highlights the transformative power of twelve-step promises.
- Curtis emphasises the importance of being of service to others in recovery.
- Community support plays a crucial role in maintaining sobriety.
“The tools of the programme that give me a new freedom and new happiness are about helping me be okay with what I believe is the primary purpose of sobriety, which is to be of service”
Curtis takes you on a heartfelt journey through his recovery story in this episode of Recovery Radio Network. He shares how the promises of the twelve-step programme have woven into his life, starting from a childhood marked by emotional suppression due to his parents' cancer diagnoses. Curtis candidly recounts his first drink at 23, the spiral into substance abuse during dental school, and the turning point that led him to seek treatment.
His narrative is filled with raw honesty, touching on moments of guilt, shame, and eventual surrender to the recovery process. Curtis highlights the transformative power of the promises, especially in helping him shift his focus towards being of service to others. He also reflects on the importance of community and support in maintaining sobriety. By sharing personal anecdotes and broader reflections, Curtis offers a relatable and inspiring account that underscores the hope and freedom found in recovery.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the twelve-step promises and their impact on real lives.
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