MARR Addiction Treatment Centers
MARR Addiction Treatment Centers
Ep 93: I Learned It Was a Disease, Not a Bad Habit
Ep 93: I Learned It Was a Disease, Not a Bad Habit
Ep 93: I Learned It Was a Disease, Not a Bad Habit
Thursday 30th May 2024
Listen to Mark R.'s journey from rock bottom to recovery through structured treatment and the transformative power of the 12 Step program.
42 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Mark R.'s struggle with alcoholism and hitting rock bottom in a flophouse
- The importance of structured treatment and camaraderie in early recovery
- Finding hope and peace through the 12 Step Recovery process
- Reflections on life after leaving Mar and facing financial struggles
- The transformative power of seeking help and embracing a spiritual connection
I came to believe that a power greater than me could restore me to sanity. Once that happened, the rest of this stuff was easy.
Imagine hitting rock bottom in a flophouse, feeling like there's no way out. That's where Mark R. found himself, drowning in alcohol and despair. But then, his sister intervened, and Mark's life took a turn he never expected. In this gripping episode, Mark opens up about his journey from the depths of addiction to the light of recovery.
He talks about the initial denial, the structured treatment at MARR, and the camaraderie that played a crucial role in his healing process. Mark's raw honesty and the transformative power of the 12 Step Recovery program offer a compelling look at the importance of seeking help and embracing a spiritual connection. Whether you're struggling with addiction or know someone who is, Mark's story is a powerful reminder that recovery is possible.