Avery R's Journey: Young, Sober, and Thriving
You know, I didn't care if I got arrested. And so like once I moved up there and like I started drinking, like I don't remember honestly, like literally anything, like my whole life was a blur, and like the only thing I can remember is that feeling of misery the entire time.
Ever wondered what it's like to get sober in your early 20s? Avery R opens up about her experience in this episode of The Magdalen House Podcast. Growing up in Boston, Avery found herself entangled in the chaos of alcoholism. But instead of letting it define her, she chose a different path – sobriety. She shares the ups and downs of living sober, including her move to Dallas and how it shaped her recovery journey.
Avery talks candidly about the importance of sober living environments and how they played a crucial role in her transition back into everyday life. She highlights how finding a sponsor was a game-changer, helping her navigate the 12-Step program and face life's challenges head-on. Avery’s story isn’t just about quitting alcohol; it’s about embracing a new way of life. One of the most powerful aspects of Avery’s journey is her emphasis on community.
She shares how the welcoming recovery community in Boston provided a strong support system that was essential to her success. From dealing with loss to maintaining a connection with her higher power, Avery’s experiences illustrate the transformative power of the 12-Step program. Avery’s journey is filled with hope and perseverance. She recounts moments when she didn’t care if she got arrested and how her life was a blur due to drinking.
Yet, through the support of the recovery community and the 12-Step program, she found clarity and purpose. Her story serves as a beacon for young people in recovery, proving that sobriety is not just possible but can also be deeply fulfilling. Tune in to hear Avery’s inspiring story and discover how she navigated the complexities of early sobriety, built meaningful relationships within the recovery community, and found joy in a sober life.