Bikers' Redemption: Salvation Army Panel on Recovery
Every screwed up thing I ever did was because of alcohol. This may have been years. You don't need a relapse in your story. I'm lucky my heart didn't explode when I got sober.
Picture a room filled with bikers, not just sharing tales of the open road, but stories of their battle against addiction. In this episode of 'Bikers Speak on Recovery', the Riverside chapter of the Messengers of Recovery opens up during a Salvation Army panel. Each speaker dives into their personal journey, recounting the dark days of substance abuse and the pivotal moments that led them to sobriety.
They speak candidly about the role of a higher power in their recovery, the ups and downs of staying sober, and the vital importance of following a recovery program. One poignant moment comes when a speaker reflects, 'Every messed up thing I ever did was because of alcohol. You don't need a relapse in your story. I'm lucky my heart didn't explode when I got sober'.
The panelists also delve into their struggles with mental health and how they've found healing and support within their recovery communities. Throughout the discussion, messages of hope shine through, emphasizing that change and growth are possible, no matter how tough the journey gets. Listeners will find inspiration in these raw, honest stories. The bikers' experiences highlight the power of community and the strength found in shared struggles.
Whether you're on your own path to recovery or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a powerful reminder that no one has to face addiction alone.