Paul Churchill
Paul Churchill
RE70: Kellie, at 8 months sobriety, Realized She Didn't Know Who She Was, and She Was Fine With That.
RE70: Kellie, at 8 months sobriety, Realized She Didn't Know Who She Was, and She Was Fine With That.
RE70: Kellie, at 8 months sobriety, Realized She Didn't Know Who She Was, and She Was Fine With That.
Monday 20th June 2016
Tune into Recovery Elevator's Episode RE70 to hear Kellie's inspiring journey of sobriety, self-discovery, and the liberating power of an alcohol-free life.
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Get the buttons here!Kellie's Path to Self-Discovery and Sobriety on Recovery Elevator
Well, it's funny, because in sobriety, I know I felt like this rebirth, like I sat there One Day, maybe Six To Eight Months, in probably around my first interview, feeling like I don't know who I am, but oh my god, I can do anything.
Ever wondered what it's like to rediscover yourself without alcohol? In this episode of Recovery Elevator, Kellie takes us through her remarkable journey of sobriety. With two years under her belt, Kellie opens up about the struggles and triumphs she faced while getting to know herself again after giving up alcohol. She’s been a part of the Recovery Elevator community from the start, contributing through blog posts and social media, and now she’s sharing her personal story.
Kellie highlights how crucial support systems were in her recovery. From her Saturday morning home group meetings to the Recovery Elevator community, having people to lean on made all the difference. She even set up her own accountability system to stay on track. Facing challenges head-on, Kellie talks about dealing with resentments and making amends, which helped her find peace and move forward. Books also played a significant role in her journey.
Kellie shares that she has a go-to list of three self-help books she reads every morning, which keep her grounded and focused. AA meetings were another cornerstone of her recovery, offering her a sense of connection and accountability. She recounts a poignant story about a friend who relapsed, underscoring the impact of addiction on relationships. What stands out most is Kellie's sense of liberation. She describes feeling reborn and ready to tackle anything life throws her way.
Overcoming shame and stigma was another hurdle she cleared, finding immense relief in talking openly about her struggles. Her story is not just about quitting alcohol; it's about embracing a new, fulfilling life. Kellie's journey is a beacon of hope for anyone grappling with addiction. Her experiences offer practical advice and inspiration for those on their own paths to sobriety.
Tune into this episode of Recovery Elevator to hear Kellie's empowering story and discover the freedom that comes with an alcohol-free life.