Gerry
Gerry
Dennis G. Manchester Nh.
Dennis G. Manchester Nh.
Dennis G. Manchester Nh.
Wednesday 10th March 2021
Join Gerry as he interviews Dennis G. from Manchester, who shares his inspiring journey to sobriety through Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Get the buttons here!Dennis G. from Manchester: A Sobriety Journey of Transformation and Hope
Today was a friend of mine, ray s, and he makes a statement that he felt like he was the only person on the planet who didn't have the instruction book to life.
Meet Dennis G. from Manchester, a man who has walked the rocky road of alcoholism and emerged on the other side with a story that’s both inspiring and eye-opening. In this episode of 'I'm Sober Today', host Gerry sits down with Dennis to discuss his path to sobriety, highlighting the pivotal moments that shaped his journey. Dennis opens up about recognizing his alcoholism early but resisting help until he hit rock bottom.
His anecdotes about hiding his drinking from loved ones offer a raw glimpse into the life of someone struggling with addiction. One of the most touching parts of Dennis's story is how his alcoholism affected his relationship with his adopted children. It wasn't until a friend suggested he might be an alcoholic that Dennis decided to seek help. He shares candidly about his detox experience and the crucial role the AA community played in his recovery.
Dennis emphasizes the importance of finding a sponsor and working through the steps of recovery, shedding light on the often-overlooked spiritual aspect that helped him release his control issues. Now sober, Dennis talks about the freedom and genuine friendships he's found, likening sobriety to being part of the 'greatest lost and found department in the world'. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of fellowship, spirituality, and the power of community in overcoming addiction.