DJ Prof B
DJ Prof B
Ep. 2 - Jay
Ep. 2 - Jay
Ep. 2 - Jay
Wednesday 6th May 2020
Jay recounts his battle with addiction and path to recovery, highlighting the importance of community support, spirituality, and structured programs.
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83 minutes
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Empowering
Informative
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Recovery Reimagined
Creative Recovery Journeys
Family Recovery from Addiction
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Jay's Journey: From Military Service to Sobriety and Spiritual Healing
But my life got so bad that I was living in a crack house. Wow, totally humbling, right, like simple yeah, no, because here's the thing it's like even in recovery, like life gets good too, and you're around a while and you start to get these things you know, and sometimes it's materialistic, sometimes it's amazing, life changes.
Jay's story is one of resilience, grit, and transformation. A self-described 'redneck' navigating life in the big city, Jay opens up about his tumultuous journey from military service to battling multiple addictions. This episode of 'Voices From Rock Bottom' takes listeners through Jay's struggles with alcohol, sex, adrenaline, and gambling, painting a raw picture of his lowest points and the steps he took to climb back up. Jay doesn't sugarcoat his experiences.
He candidly discusses hitting rock bottom and the realization that he needed a structured program to maintain sobriety. 'I suck at life,' he admits, but it's this humility that makes his story so relatable and powerful. Jay's narrative emphasizes the importance of community and support in recovery. He speaks about the vital role of finding people who understand your journey and can offer unwavering support.
But Jay's story isn't just about overcoming addiction; it's also about healing from loss and grief. He shares how spirituality and meditation became cornerstones of his recovery process, helping him find inner peace and a sense of connection to something greater than himself. His journey underscores the importance of addressing shame and stigma, encouraging others to seek help without fear of judgment. Jay’s experiences serve as a beacon of hope for anyone grappling with addiction.
He reminds us that recovery is possible and that no one has to face it alone. Through his heartfelt and honest account, Jay offers inspiration and practical insights for those on their own path to healing.