Kate is an example of maintaining the course of sobriety in the face of heartache and loss. She walks us through how she got sick and then better, and how she manages life today as an active member of AA. Quotes “All I had to do was stop using drugs, stop drinking, but I couldn’t and I didn’t understand why.” “I was just so beat up and willing to do whatever it took.” “I’ve been able to find my tribe . . . just by being myself.” Referred by: Christina (vol. 159) Instagram Facebook
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Kate is an example of maintaining the course of sobriety in the face of heartache and loss. She walks us through how she got sick and then better, and how she manages life today as an active member of AA.
Quotes
“All I had to do was stop using drugs, stop drinking, but I couldn’t and I didn’t understand why.”
“I was just so beat up and willing to do whatever it took.”
“I’ve been able to find my tribe . . . just by being myself.”
Referred by: Christina (vol. 159)
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