Giovanni Fabozzo
Giovanni Fabozzo
Farrell M. Age. 49 Sober: 1/6/00
Farrell M. Age. 49 Sober: 1/6/00
Farrell M. Age. 49 Sober: 1/6/00
Sunday 20th October 2019
Hear Farrell M.'s journey of sobriety without a higher power in 'Keep Coming Back'. Discover the role of community, humility, and service in recovery.
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Giovanni Fabozzo
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Sobriety Success Stories
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Finding Strength in Sobriety: Farrell M.'s Journey Without a Higher Power
I got down on my knees in the morning and at night, even though I didn't believe in god, because my sponsor told me to do it and I felt that there was a humility in that that I needed.
Ever wondered how someone can navigate the 12 steps of recovery without a strong belief in a higher power? In this episode of 'Keep Coming Back', host Mike S. sits down with Farrell M., who has been sober since January 6, 2000. Farrell opens up about his initial excitement for Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and the challenges he faced when his faith in a higher power wavered.
He talks candidly about his journey to a rehab center and the pivotal 'god' moments that shaped his path. But what truly stands out is his emphasis on the importance of community and humility in his recovery process. Farrell shares how sponsorship played a crucial role in his sobriety and explores different avenues to spiritual fulfillment. Vulnerability, service, and fellowship are central themes in this heartfelt conversation.
If you're curious about how to maintain sobriety without leaning on a higher power, or if you're seeking inspiration from someone who has walked this challenging path, this episode offers valuable insights and hope. Tune in to hear Farrell's compelling story and discover the power of staying connected to a supportive community.