Giovanni Fabozzo
Giovanni Fabozzo
Reggie R. 46 years old sober: 11/29/04
Reggie R. 46 years old sober: 11/29/04
Reggie R. 46 years old sober: 11/29/04
Thursday 23rd September 2021
Hear Reggie's story of overcoming addiction and making amends on 'Keep Coming Back'. Discover the transformative power of sobriety and community support.
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Giovanni Fabozzo
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Sobriety Success Stories
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Reggie's Path to Healing: From Addiction to Forgiveness
I was high on the l train under the river. I can't tell you the moment that that voice in my head said that this is a serious problem, because I think I knew it constantly.
What happens when addiction tears apart your relationships and leaves you feeling isolated? In this episode of 'Keep Coming Back: Real Stories of Sobriety & Recovery', host Mike S. chats with Reggie R., who opens up about his tumultuous journey through addiction and the steps he took to rebuild his life. Reggie shares the heartbreaking story of losing his father to AIDS in the mid-90s, a loss that fueled his downward spiral into addiction.
But it's not just a tale of despair; it's a story of redemption and the power of community. Reggie talks candidly about how Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and the support from his community helped him find a way out of the darkness. He dives into the process of making amends, a crucial step in his recovery, and how it allowed him to heal old wounds and rebuild broken relationships.
This episode is a raw and honest look at the impact of addiction on personal connections and the transformative power of forgiveness and support. Whether you're battling addiction yourself or trying to help a loved one, Reggie's story offers hope and practical insights for anyone on the path to recovery.