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JR (Sober June 26th, 1985) - Don’t sweat the small stuff.
JR (Sober June 26th, 1985) - Don’t sweat the small stuff.
JR (Sober June 26th, 1985) - Don’t sweat the small stuff.
Friday 28th April 2023
JR's 37-year sobriety journey offers invaluable insights and hope for those seeking recovery and supporting others.
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Get the buttons here!37 Years Sober: JR’s Journey of Hope and Resilience
Episode Overview
- JR recounts the gripping details of his last drunk and pivotal moments leading to seeking help
- His unwavering commitment to sobriety shines through as he imparts invaluable wisdom and insights
- Involvement in establishing and nurturing AA meetings reflects JR's dedication to supporting others in their recovery journey
If you could give yourself, like, you have 37 years, almost 38. If you could give yourself a piece of advice to JR who has like 30 days what do you think it would be for me personally yeah surrender yeah that's really the biggest one - surrender.
Meet JR, a beacon of hope from Johnstown, who has been sober since June 26th, 1985. With 37 years of sobriety under his belt, JR's story is nothing short of inspiring. In this episode, he opens up about the pivotal moments that led him to seek help and the gripping details of his last drink. His unwavering commitment to sobriety and his involvement in AA meetings have made him a distinguished member of the recovery community.
JR's candid reflections offer invaluable wisdom and practical advice for anyone on the path to recovery. Whether you're struggling with addiction yourself or supporting a loved one, JR's journey provides a roadmap of resilience, hope, and the power of community.