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Anonymous Eskimo Episode 17- Quentin Simeon
Anonymous Eskimo Episode 17- Quentin Simeon
Anonymous Eskimo Episode 17- Quentin Simeon
Sunday 20th December 2020
Join Quentin Simeon on 'The Anonymous Eskimo Podcast' as he shares his five-year journey to sobriety and the role of community support in recovery.
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51 minutes
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Sobriety Success Stories
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Get the buttons here!A Journey of Resilience: Quentin Simeon's Path to Sobriety
Being able to be here and share my story with you, Ralph, and all your audience... I'm honest about it, because I need people to keep me honest about it- being able to be here and share my story with you, Ralph, and all your audience.
Meet Quentin Simeon, a man with a rich cultural heritage and a powerful story of recovery. In this episode of 'The Anonymous Eskimo Podcast', hosted by Ralph Sara, Quentin opens up about his five-year journey to sobriety. Living in Southcentral Alaska on Dena'ina land, Quentin works with Native students at UAA and uses his experiences to inspire others still struggling with addiction. His story is one of resilience, honesty, and the transformative power of support and spirituality.
Quentin doesn't shy away from discussing the dark times, sharing candidly about how addiction impacted his relationships and life. He emphasizes the importance of admitting powerlessness over addiction and seeking help. Through his narrative, Quentin highlights the broader issue of alcoholism and drug addiction within Native American communities and the crucial role spirituality played in his recovery.
By the end of the episode, Ralph and Quentin delve into the significance of community support and the empowering act of sharing one's story. This episode is a beacon of hope for anyone touched by addiction, showing that recovery is not just possible but within reach.