Mike S

Keep Coming Back: Real Stories of Sobriety & Recovery

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  • Tim S 41 years old sober date: 12/20/15

Tim S 41 years old sober date: 12/20/15

Wednesday 3rd May 2023

Join Tim S as he shares his powerful journey from college binge drinking to finding sobriety and self-acceptance in 'Keep Coming Back: Real Stories of Sobriety & Recovery'.
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58 minutes
Inspiring
Empowering
Informative
Hopeful
Vulnerable

About this podcast

Keep Coming Back: Real Stories of Sobriety & Recovery
Author:
Mike S
Overview:
Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Episodes:
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Tim S: From College Binge Drinking to a Life of Sobriety

Episode Overview

  • Tim's college days marked by excessive drinking and self-destructive behaviour
  • His internal struggle with self-acceptance and confronting his sexual orientation
  • The transformative power of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and the significance of fellowship
  • Tim's journey of personal growth, resilience, and finding peace in sobriety
  • The message of perseverance and hope for individuals navigating recovery
I have always felt like I have a responsibility to protect your anonymity, but I don't have that responsibility to protect mine. Part of that is this part of my life, which is so central. Because it's such a big thing in a lot of people's minds. And the truth is, it's a big thing in my life.
Tim S, now 41 and sober since December 20, 2015, opens up about his journey through alcoholism, self-acceptance, and recovery. In this episode of 'Keep Coming Back: Real Stories of Sobriety & Recovery', Tim reflects on his college days filled with excessive drinking and the deep-seated internal struggles that accompanied them. His candidness about his battle with alcohol and the path he took to find peace through Alcoholics Anonymous is both moving and relatable.
Tim’s story isn’t just about the dark times; it’s also about the light at the end of the tunnel. He shares how he navigated his way through personal turmoil and found a sense of hope and resilience. If you or someone you know is grappling with similar issues, Tim’s experiences might offer the inspiration and understanding needed to take the next step towards recovery.