POP Buchanan
POP Buchanan
We Come This Far By Faith Dedicated to (OLV) Faith, God, and Family A SHORT STORY
We Come This Far By Faith Dedicated to (OLV) Faith, God, and Family A SHORT STORY
We Come This Far By Faith Dedicated to (OLV) Faith, God, and Family A SHORT STORY
Friday 21st February 2020
Join POP Buchanan as he discusses how faith and family played crucial roles in his journey from addiction to sobriety on 'Sober is Dope'.
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14 minutes
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Author:
POP Buchanan
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Creative Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Body & Mind
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Get the buttons here!Faith and Family: POP Buchanan's Path to Sobriety
I know, before I check out, I'm giving it all to god. I have faith, right, cause I got this far.
What role do faith and family play in overcoming addiction? In this heartfelt episode of 'Sober is Dope', host POP Buchanan opens up about his personal journey from addiction to sobriety. With the uplifting hymn 'We Come This Far By Faith' as a backdrop, POP reflects on how faith and the support of his loved ones helped him navigate the darkest moments of his life. This episode is dedicated to John Whitmore and features the soulful lyrics by Albert A.
Goodson, adding an emotional layer to the discussion. POP dives into the significance of music, consistency, and routine in his recovery process. He also explores the powerful connection between faith and mental health, sharing how meditation and prayer became cornerstones of his healing journey. From childhood memories of church to hitting rock bottom, POP's story illustrates the transformative power of spirituality and a strong support system.
If you're seeking inspiration and practical spiritual tools for your own recovery journey, this episode offers a beacon of hope and encouragement. Tune in to hear POP Buchanan's moving narrative and find out how faith and family can light the way to sobriety.