Dora Gosselin
Dora Meyer
A Christmas Prayer for You and Your Loved Ones
A Christmas Prayer for You and Your Loved Ones
A Christmas Prayer for You and Your Loved Ones
Tuesday 24th December 2024
Dora shares a heartfelt prayer offering hope and healing to those on their sobriety journey during the holiday season.
Explicit
11 minutes
Inspiring
Hopeful
Supportive
Compassionate
Healing
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Author:
Dora Gosselin
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Creative Recovery Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Episode Overview
- Dora shares a heartfelt holiday prayer for those in recovery.
- The episode offers encouragement for newly sober individuals facing holiday challenges.
- Emphasises the importance of gratitude and compassion during difficult times.
- Highlights the role of faith and community in the recovery journey.
- Provides support and hope for anyone struggling with addiction.
I pray that anyone who's struggling today feels a little extra warmth and knows that someone cares.
This special holiday episode of the Soberoso podcast, titled 'A Christmas Prayer for You and Your Loved Ones', is a heartfelt embrace of the festive season. Host Dora, who has been on her recovery journey for over 30 years, shares a touching prayer dedicated to everyone striving for sobriety. Whether you're newly sober, facing holiday challenges, or celebrating your progress, this episode offers hope, healing, and encouragement.
Dora's prayer is a reminder of the blessings in recovery and the importance of gratitude. She prays for strength for those new to sobriety, compassion for those struggling, and peace for everyone. This episode is not just about the holidays; it's a gentle reminder of the power of faith and community in the recovery journey. If you're looking for a bit of extra support this season, Dora's words might be just what you need.