Sarah Elizabeth

Sober Gratitudes

Sarah Elizabeth

  • Episode 16: Karen. The Gift of Desperation

Episode 16: Karen. The Gift of Desperation

Tuesday 21st April 2020

Hear Karen's inspiring story on 'Sober Gratitudes' about turning desperation into nine years of sobriety with AA, gratitude, and routine.
61 minutes
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Sober Gratitudes
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Sarah Elizabeth
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Karen's Journey: Finding Freedom in Sobriety

And I really feel that that gift of desperation you know that you hear people talk about in recovery is was so real for me and I'm so grateful for that.
Ever wondered how someone can transform desperation into a gift? Meet Karen, the guest of this episode of 'Sober Gratitudes', who shares her compelling story of battling alcoholism and achieving nine years of sobriety. Host Sarah Elizabeth sits down with Karen to explore the raw and real moments that marked her path to recovery. Karen believes that her desperation, combined with a strong willingness and courage, were the keys to her sobriety.
She opens up about how daily practices in AA and gratitude have been her anchors, helping her stay sober one day at a time. During the pandemic, Karen found that routine and structure became even more critical in maintaining her sobriety. She talks candidly about the importance of being honest about her struggles and finding support within the sober community. One of the most touching parts of Karen's story is her sense of newfound freedom.
As she says, 'I can go anywhere in the world and be a free woman today and find my people'. This episode is a testament to the power of community, transparency, and daily commitment in the journey to recovery. Tune in to hear Karen's inspiring story and discover how hope and recovery are possible, even in the darkest times.