Tom Conrad: Addiction Recovery Podcaster
Tom Conrad: Addiction Recovery Podcaster
262 - Surround yourself with good people, you will stay SOBER! Ryan shares his story
262 - Surround yourself with good people, you will stay SOBER! Ryan shares his story
262 - Surround yourself with good people, you will stay SOBER! Ryan shares his story
Wednesday 15th March 2023
Discover Ryan's inspiring journey on Real Recovery Talk, where he highlights the impact of positive people and spiritual growth in achieving sobriety.
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Tom Conrad: Addiction Recovery Podcaster
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Get the buttons here!Ryan's Journey: The Power of Positive People in Sobriety
Surrounding yourself with good people is such a crucial part of sobriety because you really can't do it alone. It's not meant to be done alone.
Ever felt like you’re battling addiction alone? In this episode of Real Recovery Talk, host Tom Conrad introduces us to Ryan, a man whose story is a testament to the power of positive influences in recovery. Ryan's journey to sobriety wasn't straightforward; it was marked by a rough childhood and multiple stints in treatment. But what made the difference for him were the good people who stepped up when he needed them most.
From a dedicated sponsor to a compassionate doctor, these individuals played crucial roles in his recovery. Ryan's tale underscores the importance of surrounding yourself with supportive, uplifting people during your journey to sobriety. He also shares how finding the right treatment program and committing to ongoing care were pivotal steps in his recovery. Beyond the physical aspects of getting clean, Ryan delves into the emotional and spiritual growth that has helped him stay grounded.
He candidly discusses how spirituality has provided him with a deeper sense of purpose and stability. Another key point Ryan touches on is the danger of materialism. He reflects on his own experiences with chasing material possessions and how they ultimately left him feeling empty. True happiness, he realized, comes from within and not from external acquisitions. Ryan’s story is a powerful reminder that recovery is not just about quitting substances but also about personal growth and finding inner peace.
If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, Ryan's journey offers hope and practical insights that can make all the difference.