Don Barnaby: Crafting Hope Through Sobriety and Healing Stitches
Episode Overview
Don Barnaby shares his 25-year sobriety milestone and commitment to service He discusses the impact of Healing Stitches in supporting individuals on their healing journey Don highlights the importance of community healing and breaking the stigma around addiction His message emphasises perseverance, faith, and taking action in sobriety Listeners are inspired by Don's dedication to helping others and transforming lives
Don't give up on yourself. Your life is going to change. And man, it's going to be a beautiful change.
Ever met someone who turned their life around and then helped others do the same? Meet Don Barnaby, a First Nations Mi'gmaq from Listiguj, Quebec, whose 25-year journey of sobriety is nothing short of inspiring. In this episode of The Anonymous Eskimo Podcast, hosted by Ralph Sara, Don opens up about his incredible path to recovery and his dedication to community healing.
As a Red Road Warrior, MC, and Pow Wow dancer, Don's life is a testament to resilience and transformation. Alongside his wife Candia, he co-founded 'Healing Stitches', a unique initiative where they create storytelling clothing designed to aid personal healing. Don’s story is a powerful reminder that recovery is possible and that art can be a profound tool for healing.
Whether you're struggling with addiction or mental health issues or supporting someone who is, Don's journey offers hope and practical insights. Tune in to hear how one man’s commitment to sobriety has not only changed his life but also brought light to his community.