Brandon and Sober Joe
Brandon and Sober Joe
Episode 8 - Flurry Comes to America - Alcoholism | Recovery | Quit Drinking | Stop Using Drugs
Episode 8 - Flurry Comes to America - Alcoholism | Recovery | Quit Drinking | Stop Using Drugs
Episode 8 - Flurry Comes to America - Alcoholism | Recovery | Quit Drinking | Stop Using Drugs
Thursday 3rd November 2016
Join Flurry as she shares her journey to sobriety and the impact of community support on Planet Sober Radio. Sobriety | Recovery | Addiction
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36 minutes
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Brandon and Sober Joe
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Sobriety Success Stories
Creative Recovery Journeys
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Flurry's American Adventure: A Tale of Sobriety and Community
The planet actually keeps me sober, helping to inspire other people and they inspire me with their stories.
Flurry, a familiar face to the Planet Sober Facebook community, takes center stage in this episode of Planet Sober Radio. Known for her role as an admin in the group, which boasts over 11,000 members, Flurry shares her personal journey to sobriety. Flying all the way to the USA to meet with hosts Sober Joe and Jade, she brings a unique perspective on the power of community in recovery.
Flurry’s story is not just about her struggle with addiction but also about the strength she found in helping others within the sober network. She talks about the importance of being part of a supportive community and how it has been crucial in her journey to stay sober. The hosts dive into discussions about the challenges and rewards of maintaining such a large online support group. They explore how administration roles can foster unity and accountability among members.
Additionally, the episode touches on the therapeutic power of music and art in recovery, with host Brandon showcasing his musical talents as a means of self-expression and healing. Flurry’s insights remind us that sobriety is not a solitary path but one that thrives on community support. Her story is a testament to the fact that with the right network, achieving and maintaining sobriety is within reach.