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Dana Michael Krull
Dana Michael Krull
Sober Minute #21
Sober Minute #21
Monday 27th May 2024
Join Dana Michael Krull in a heartfelt Memorial Day episode, urging the sober community to honor our fallen heroes by staying sober and supporting each other.
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1 minute
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Encouraging
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Dana Michael Krull
Overview:
As a former Army chaplain who developed a toxic relationship with alcohol after leaving the military, I stayed on a solo rollercoaster of rock bottoms, recoveries and relapses.
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Get the buttons here!Memorial Day Reflections: Staying Sober to Honor Our Heroes
Episode Overview
- Encouragement to stay sober on Memorial Day
- Remembrance of fallen loved ones
- Importance of accountability and support
- Uplifting message of solidarity
- Call to continue caring for each other
Let's work together to have a good day... let's head into the summer strong and continue taking care of each other; let's stay sober together in three two one let's go.
Memorial Day isn't always a time of celebration for everyone, especially those in the sober community. In this heartfelt episode, Dana Michael Krull, the host of 'I Kissed Alcohol Goodbye', shares a poignant message about the importance of staying sober to honor our fallen heroes. Dana, a former Army chaplain who has walked the rocky path of addiction and recovery, knows firsthand the struggles that come with such a significant day.
He encourages listeners to commemorate Memorial Day by maintaining their sobriety and supporting each other. The episode serves as a touching reminder of the power of connection and accountability in the journey to stay sober. Whether you're newly sober or have been on this path for a while, Dana's message is a powerful call to honor those we've lost by taking care of ourselves and each other.