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ESH: Ketta M - 28 Years (Funny)
ESH: Ketta M - 28 Years (Funny)
ESH: Ketta M - 28 Years (Funny)
Saturday 29th January 2022
Hear Ketta M's inspiring journey from homelessness to 28 years of sobriety on Sober Cast. A tale of faith, service, and transformation.
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Get the buttons here!Ketta M's 28-Year Sobriety: A Journey from Chaos to Hope
But truly god does not make too hard of terms with those who seek him and I'm glad that I've been taught to do my job in aid and I was doing my job in aid that night and that guy was doing his job in aid that night and god could come in in that place in the middle.
Ever wondered how someone can turn their life around after hitting rock bottom? In this episode of Sober Cast, Ketta M shares her powerful story of transformation. Speaking at the Serenity Weekend in Williamsburg, Virginia, in March 2014, Ketta opens up about her tumultuous past. Growing up in a family plagued by alcoholism, she struggled to find stability. Despite her grandfather's sobriety, Ketta dropped out of high school and found herself selling chili cheese dogs to make ends meet.
Her life spiraled further into chaos, leading to homelessness and despair. But Ketta's story doesn't end there. She recounts how she found hope through the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous. The gift of desperation led her to surrender to her alcoholism, and faith became her guiding light. Ketta emphasizes the crucial role of service in her recovery journey. By giving back to the AA community, she discovered a sense of purpose and fulfillment that helped her stay sober for 28 years.
Listeners will be moved by Ketta's candid account of overcoming adversity. Her story highlights the transformative power of community, faith, and service in the recovery process. If you're looking for inspiration and a reminder that change is possible, this episode is a must-listen.