Jim Hoskinson

Kicking Addiction In The Life Of LGBTQ

Jim Hoskinson

  • The first of the 12 Steps

The first of the 12 Steps

Tuesday 27th October 2020

Join Jim Hoskinson as he candidly shares his journey from addiction's chaos to clarity, highlighting the vital first step of admitting life's unmanageability.
Explicit
16 minutes
Informative
Raw
Compassionate
Thought-provoking
Engaging

About this podcast

Kicking Addiction In The Life Of LGBTQ
Author:
Jim Hoskinson
Overview:
Categories:
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Financial Health in Recovery
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Episodes:
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Taking the First Step: Jim Hoskinson's Raw Journey from Chaos to Clarity

If you are living on pop-tarts and coffee, because that's all you have the money for, or that's what you can steal in your pockets, if you have a negative balance in your checking account and you're still figuring a way out to get more dope, if you were living in a box on the side of the road or in an abandoned house with no power and no water, if you were living in any of these situations, it's because of dope.
Ever felt like your life was spiraling out of control? Jim Hoskinson knows that feeling all too well. In this candid episode, Jim opens up about his battle with addiction and the pivotal moment he realized his life had become unmanageable. From surviving on pop-tarts and coffee to facing homelessness, Jim's story is a stark reminder of the chaos addiction can bring.
But it's not just about the lows; Jim also sheds light on the importance of community and friendship in finding a way out. His heartfelt narrative is both gripping and relatable, offering a beacon of hope for anyone struggling with addiction. Jim’s experiences underscore the crucial first step in the 12-step program: admitting that your addiction has taken over your life.
This episode is a must-listen for those seeking understanding and support in their own recovery journey, especially within the LGBTQ community.