Michael R's Road to Recovery: Friendship, Family, and Casino Buffets
Episode Overview
Michael shares his journey from struggles to finding solace at the Keating Center Candid discussion about the impact of addiction on family and prison experience Emphasizes the importance of routine and service work in recovery Reflects on enduring bonds formed in recovery and the profound transformation Filled with laughter, raw honesty, and relatable insights
I don't know. I'm just, I don't know. freaking out yeah exactly right well you know go ahead we waited till i was 36 before we had our first one and i couldn't imagine if i was 19 i was 19 too when amber was born so yeah we got out of the way early yeah it's a it's a thing but um i'll tell you it was yeah a little bit different when when Derek was born, because I was 32 when he was born.
What happens when three long-time sober friends sit down for a chat? You get an episode packed with real talk, laughter, and some surprising stories. In this episode of 'Sober Not Mature', Michael R, a dear friend of the hosts for over 13 years, opens up about his journey to sobriety.
Michael shares the ups and downs of his life, from his early struggles with addiction to finding a new path at the Keating Center, a place that played a crucial role in his recovery. He talks about meeting his wife, raising two beautiful daughters, and the strong bonds formed through shared experiences. But it's not all serious—there are poker nights, charity events, and even a memorable trip to an all-you-can-eat casino buffet.
This episode is a testament to the power of friendship and the importance of staying connected in recovery. It's perfect for anyone looking for a mix of heartfelt moments and light-hearted banter.