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vol 244. An Open-Mind with Stephanie R.
vol 244. An Open-Mind with Stephanie R.
vol 244. An Open-Mind with Stephanie R.
Thursday 9th January 2025
Stephanie R. shares her inspiring story of overcoming alcoholism and finding peace through AA's steps in this episode of Keep Coming Back Podcast.
62 minutes
Inspiring
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Raw
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Episode Overview
- Stephanie's early struggles with anxiety and anger.
- Her journey into alcoholism and its impact on her life.
- The transformative power of AA's steps and community support.
- The role of spirituality in her recovery.
- Stephanie's dedication to helping others in their recovery journeys.
If I drank, I would over-drink.
Stephanie R. shares her raw and compelling journey through addiction and recovery in this episode of the Keep Coming Back Podcast. Growing up in an agnostic, liberal Jewish household, Stephanie struggled with anxiety and anger from a young age. Alcohol became her escape, leading to a life marked by dependency and turmoil. Through Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), she found a path to spirituality and recovery that transformed her life.
Stephanie's story is one of resilience, self-discovery, and the power of community support. She opens up about the challenges she faced, including her battle with alcoholism, tumultuous relationships, and the eventual peace she found in sobriety. Stephanie's dedication to AA's steps and her commitment to helping others in their recovery journeys offer hope and inspiration to anyone struggling with addiction.
Her candid reflections on her past and the lessons she's learned along the way make this episode a must-listen for those seeking solace and guidance on their own paths to recovery.