Les A's Five-Decade Journey: Sobriety, Struggles, and Spiritual Awakenings
I'm too sick to get a gun and blow my head off. I'm out and I was living with this lady and my son was there and my other daughter was living with her mom and I took all these pills and I went into a blackout for Three Days and I was hanging on the stop sign on the corner of parkwood in Colorado, Pasadena, one block east of allen, on the north side- I know where that's at- and my lady's barber's husband came around the corner and says: you poor devil, get in a car, I'll take you home.
Have you ever wondered what it takes to stay sober for nearly fifty years? Meet Les A, a man who has navigated the turbulent waters of addiction and emerged stronger, wiser, and more transparent. In this episode of 'The Terminally Unique Podcast', hosted by the insightful Dean Wright and the ever-relatable Diva Arias, Les A opens up about his incredible journey through recovery.
From the early days of his addiction to the pivotal moments that led him to seek help, Les shares his story with raw honesty and humility. He recounts hitting rock bottom, including a harrowing three-day blackout after taking all his pills, and the subsequent steps he took to rebuild his life.
But it's not just about the lows; Les also highlights the importance of community support and having a sponsor, emphasizing how these elements have been crucial in his long-term recovery. One of the most profound aspects of Les's journey is his spiritual awakening. He speaks candidly about finding a deeper connection to a higher power and how this spiritual growth has been a cornerstone of his sobriety. Throughout the episode, you'll find moments of laughter, tears, and genuine inspiration.
Dean and Diva create a safe space for these conversations, blending expert advice with heartfelt stories. Whether you're in recovery yourself, supporting someone who is, or simply curious about the human spirit's resilience, this episode offers something valuable for everyone. Tune in for an hour packed with wisdom, humor, and hope, and remember that recovery is a journey filled with both challenges and triumphs.