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Slaying Sober
James Date
21 episodes
4 days ago
Where we tell stories of addiction, recovery and hope.
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Where we tell stories of addiction, recovery and hope.
Show more...
Self-Improvement
Education
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Special Release: James Reflects on 18 months Sober
Slaying Sober
5 minutes 40 seconds
5 months ago
Special Release: James Reflects on 18 months Sober

In this reflective conversation, James shares his journey of addiction and recovery, marking 18 months of sobriety.

He recounts the pivotal moment of entering rehab, the struggles he faced with addiction, and the transformative power of community and support.

Through the 12-step program, he learned to confront his flaws, build a new life, and embrace self-love, ultimately celebrating his progress and looking forward to the future.

Takeaways:

  • James reflects on his milestone of 18 months sober.
  • Entering rehab was a life-changing decision for him.
  • He felt like a 'shattered disco ball' upon entering rehab.
  • Addiction is a progressive disease that can lead to despair.
  • Finding community helped him feel seen and heard.
  • He learned he was powerless over his addiction.
  • The 12-step program provided a clear pathway to recovery.
  • Acts of service became a way for him to give back.
  • He confronted his character flaws and worked on them.
  • Celebrating 18 months of sobriety brings him peace and serenity.

Slaying Sober
Where we tell stories of addiction, recovery and hope.