Steve Bennet-Martin
Steve Bennet-Martin
Day Counting in Early Recovery ft. Drake
Day Counting in Early Recovery ft. Drake
Day Counting in Early Recovery ft. Drake
Thursday 25th July 2024
Drake G shares his inspiring journey of early sobriety, highlighting the importance of community and support within the queer and recovery communities.
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25 minutes
Inspiring
Honest
Supportive
Raw
Hopeful
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Creative Recovery Journeys
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Drake shares his early sobriety journey with just 65 days sober.
- He discusses the impact of community and fellowship in his recovery.
- Drake opens up about his past struggles with addiction and mental health.
- He highlights the importance of prayer and spirituality in his sobriety.
- Drake reflects on building genuine relationships within the queer community.
When I got that second DUI, I was steering in the rearview mirror of my car and saw those flashing lights. I just took a deep breath and thought, 'Oh my God, it's finally over.'
In this episode of 'gAy A: A Queer Sober Podcast', host Steve Bennet-Martin chats with Drake G, who opens up about his early journey into sobriety. Drake, a licensed aesthetician and massage therapist from Troy, Michigan, shares his story of overcoming addiction and finding support within the queer and recovery communities. With just 65 days of sobriety under his belt, Drake's enthusiasm for his newfound life is both palpable and contagious.
He dives into his past struggles with alcohol and drugs, including meth, and the turning points that led him to seek help. From experiencing delusional episodes to losing his job and turning to sex work, Drake's candid recounting offers a raw look at the depths of addiction and the hope found in recovery. He emphasises the importance of community and fellowship, noting how these connections have been crucial in his journey.
Steve and Drake also discuss the unique challenges faced by queer individuals in recovery, highlighting the diversity and acceptance within the queer community. Drake's story is a testament to the power of vulnerability and honesty in healing. His reflections on prayer, letting go of fear, and building genuine relationships provide valuable insights for anyone on a similar path. Don't miss this heartfelt conversation that underscores the transformative power of sobriety and community.