Bikers' Candid Stories of Addiction and Redemption
You've got to realize that there's something greater than you and he is going to help you. It's only because of that relationship that I've been able to maintain my sobriety.
Imagine the open road, the wind in your hair, and the freedom that comes with riding a motorcycle. Now, combine that with the struggle and triumph of overcoming addiction. In this episode of 'Bikers speak on Recovery', members of the Riverside chapter of the Messengers of Recovery share their raw and honest stories of battling drugs and alcohol.
Mike B, Bagman, Frenchie, and Pinky open up about their darkest moments and how they found their way to sobriety, often with the help of a higher power. Honesty takes center stage as each biker discusses the moment they admitted they had a problem. Mike B credits his ongoing sobriety to a relationship with a higher power, saying, 'You've got to realize that there's something greater than you and he is going to help you.
It's only because of that relationship that I've been able to maintain my sobriety'. The episode also delves into how addiction affects family relationships. Bagman talks about the strain his addiction put on his relationship with his children and his gratitude for being part of their lives again. Frenchie shares how his family's unwavering support played a crucial role in his recovery journey. Finding a support system is another key theme.
Pinky speaks about discovering a sense of purpose by helping others and dedicating his life to community service. The bikers encourage listeners to keep pushing forward, emphasizing that giving up is not an option on the road to recovery. This episode serves as a powerful reminder of the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of recovery.
Whether you're struggling with addiction or know someone who is, these stories offer hope and inspiration for anyone on the path to sobriety.