Holly D's Journey: Love, Service, and Sobriety
The magic that keeps that pipe flowing all the time for me is love my job to fit myself, to be of maximum service to god and the people about me sounds like work, sounds like work with others, work with others, work with others, but it's just simply love others.
What does it take to break free from the chains of addiction? Holly D from Jacksonville, FL, has a story that might just hold some answers. In this episode of 'Sober Speak', Holly opens up about her tumultuous journey through trauma, addiction, and eventual recovery. Her life took a dark turn early on when her father introduced her to alcohol at the tender age of four.
By her teenage years, she was a daily drinker, hitchhiking across the country and encountering numerous run-ins with the law. But Holly's story isn't just about the lows; it's about the incredible highs that come with finding sobriety and purpose. When she became a mother, Holly realized she needed to make a change. With the help of sponsors, home groups, and the guiding principles of Alcoholics Anonymous, she began to rebuild her life.
For Holly, recovery is deeply intertwined with love and service. She believes that giving back to others is the magic that keeps her sober. As she puts it, 'The magic that keeps that pipe flowing all the time for me is love... it's just simply love others'. Her journey is a powerful testament to the transformative power of the 12 steps and the importance of community support in recovery.
Tune in to hear Holly's inspiring story of resilience, courage, and the healing power of love.