Michael L. & Lee M.
Michael L. & Lee M.
October 4th - A Necessary Pruning - Pete B. (Philadelphia, PA)
October 4th - A Necessary Pruning - Pete B. (Philadelphia, PA)
October 4th - A Necessary Pruning - Pete B. (Philadelphia, PA)
Monday 3rd October 2022
Pete B. from Philadelphia shares his journey to sobriety, emphasizing the importance of embracing pain for growth on the Daily Reflection Podcast.
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Every day is The Day where I get to be a demonstration of my god's love, my god's will and my god's way of life.
Ever think that pain might actually be a good thing? Pete B. from Philadelphia sure does, and he’s got an interesting take on it. In this episode of the Daily Reflection Podcast, Pete dives into the idea of 'A Necessary Pruning'. Just like a gardener trims plants to help them grow stronger, Pete believes that the pains of drinking and emotional struggles are essential steps toward achieving sobriety and serenity.
He draws a fascinating parallel between his gardening hobby and his recovery journey, making it clear that sometimes, you have to cut back to move forward. Pete shares how admitting his powerlessness over alcohol and embracing prayer has been crucial in his recovery. He talks about calling helplines, checking into rehab centers, and finally finding his way to Alcoholics Anonymous.
Through sharing his story, Pete highlights the importance of finding a recovery program that fits you and the incredible support that comes from being part of a community. This episode is not just about the struggles; it’s also about the hope and transformation that come with commitment to recovery. Pete’s story is a heartfelt reminder that while the journey might be tough, the end result is worth every bit of pain.