The First Five Years: A Queer Journey to Sobriety
Episode Overview
The importance of finding the right sponsor for your recovery journey. Establishing a personal relationship with a higher power. The critical role of fellowship and community support in maintaining sobriety. Overcoming initial challenges in early recovery. The surprising personal growth and life changes experienced during the first five years of sobriety.
Dick cannot be your higher power.
Ever wondered what the first five years of recovery look like, especially within the queer community? This episode of 'At The CCC' offers a raw and unfiltered glimpse into that journey. Recorded live at the Finding Fellowship Retreat, hosts Louie Lou and Anthony, along with guests Sage and Aaron D., share their personal experiences and challenges faced during their initial years of sobriety.
From overcoming addiction to crystal meth and alcohol to navigating complex relationships and building a supportive community, this episode is both heartfelt and humorous. Sage opens up about her journey as a trans woman in recovery, while Aaron reflects on the importance of community and the surprising twists his life has taken. They discuss the significance of finding the right sponsor, establishing a relationship with a higher power, and the invaluable role of fellowship in maintaining sobriety.
The episode doesn't shy away from difficult topics, making it a must-listen for anyone in recovery or supporting someone who is. So, if you're curious about what it takes to stay sober and thrive within the queer community, this episode is for you.