12 Steps: Addiction Recovery, One Day at a Time
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- Опубліковано 19 січ 2023
- Few groups have helped people stay in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction than 12-step groups. In this episode, Steve Canino, the CEO, and owner of Coachella Valley Recovery Center talks with Jenny Leone about AA, the 12 steps, relapse, and the importance of working your program to deliver yourself from addiction.
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Im 35 and just stopped today. I needed this for my journey
So happy to know this was helpful for you! Thanks for sharing!
How r u
That's the most important day to start your journey. 1day at a time....
I’m 24 and have been hooked on booze for over a year now. Drinking every day and night since. I have my first therapy session tomorrow and am so excited to actually get clean. This video helped me out so much to know that I am not alone with this problem. Thank you
I'm so glad to hear that our video was helpful to you and that you're taking steps towards recovery. Starting therapy is a big step and a sign of your commitment to getting better. Remember, you're definitely not alone in this journey. If you need additional support or someone to talk to, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at (844) 590-0403.
Absolutely love what Steve is all about, I pretty much had the same experience, I no longer suffer with the trauma of alcoholism or addiction, and yes I found my God through doing the steps of AA, I work steps every day and yes im a better man for it. I can't believe how hard it is to pray or mention anything about God in the beginning, my kids could see my being physically sick or fighting with people,stealing,crying, they knew what drink or drugs I was using, but to get on my knees and say a prayer to my God I would shut the door so no one could see. I had my last drink on 23rd March 2019, I am a grateful recovered Alcoholic and I just wanted to say thank you for this positive message . God bless you 🙏 ❤️
I have just started my recovery stage I am a very young youth and I was very horribly trapped in drugs addiction but this video have encouraged me a lot thanks for such good advices it will help me a lot to stay clean and fight in this recovery process
We're so grateful to hear that our video has resonated with you and offered encouragement in your recovery journey. Remember, it's a step by step process, and every single day clean is a victory. Keep fighting and know that you're not alone in this. We're here, rooting for you. Thank you for your courage in sharing your journey with us. Stay strong
I am just starting my recovery it's been 3 weeks and its amazing the support ❤❤
Such an important conversation to be had. Thank you so much for posting! Going to my first meeting tomorrow
Thank you so much for the comment the support.
Great to see would be good to here your share on the zoom meetings god bless you 🙏
I did see so many AA relapsing in the last 40 years. So they helped me to stay sober and not stop to go to the meetings.
It's great to hear that attending AA meetings has been a helpful part of your sobriety journey. Everyone's path to recovery is unique, and finding what works for you is what matters most. Keep up the strong work
I am 30 today is my first day to recovery
The most important day.
This was a treat. If I lived in the same country I’d have loved this guy to be my sponsor!
We are so happy you enjoyed the conversation. Thanks so much for tuning in!
Make this happen as that sounds more like an excuse
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That realization was called honesty to me
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Thank you. I needed to hear this🥰🙏♥️
So happy that you found it helpful. Thanks for the support!
Fantastic
U are an incredible person love the work u are doing God is guiding u all the way 🙏 ❤
Thank you so much for the support and positive words.
Thank yoy guys
Thanks for watching!
God doing the deal. Humility
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Congratulations
Thank you : )
I just used the Alan Carr book. I also hate the hitting bottom concept in 12 step groups and I believe in the spectrum as opposed to disease concept.
Appreciate your perspective, thanks for commenting!
Exactly the brain chemistry definitely changes
Thanks for the comment and for supporting our channel. We appreciate you.
Relapse is not a part of the disease. The disease is ambivalent. Relapse is a part of recovery and the various different treatment approaches.
Thank you for sharing your perspective with us Bede, it is very appreciated.
'The faults of others are not discussed, we stick to our own.. Read it in a book. ' How the sober people live,,
Can you please help me, I was sober for 10 years relapsed and last three years struggling and retired from a union and then in Philadelphia I have Medicare. I worked my whole life, but I don’t have private insurance no more I have a PPO can you now I have Medicare not Medicaid Medicare PPO would you help me? I really want to get sober of the Philly. I need to be away for a little bit. If you know what I mean so my head clears up I can’t stop. I can’t stop using home living home.
Thank you for reaching out and sharing your situation. We admire your courage in seeking help, and we're here to support you. Please call us at (844) 590-0403.
I did the steps though the big book But rested on my laurels
Thank you for sharing your journey through recovery. It's common to face challenges after initially working through the steps, and sometimes it can feel like a setback if you find yourself resting on your laurels. Remember, recovery is an ongoing process that requires continuous attention and effort. It's great that you're aware of where you are in your journey. If you feel you need support or someone to talk to about staying on track, please call us at (844) 590-0403. We're here to help you maintain your progress and keep moving forward.
AA is free. No insurance. No money needed.
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Relapse can be a part of the disease
If these 12 step programs and rehabs want more credibility they would do well to temper down the obvious thing a lot of people see, which is everybody saying the same things and showing no sense of individuality or independent thought. Do people realize not everybody who goes through substance abuse issues has the exact same fucking story? Its a problem when these meetings and rehabs attempt to not just tell their own story, but to try and lump me in as destined to have the exact same story. Drug use or no drug use, other people dont have the right to attempt to write my own story for me.
Also if it truly is a real medical disease then treat it as such. Dont say that then turn around and say the solution is a religious, groupthink cult. It makes zero sense and anyone with any critical thinking skills can see this plainly.
Thanks for your input. You're right, individual experiences with substance abuse vary greatly, and a one-size-fits-all approach doesn't work for everyone. It's important for recovery programs to recognize and respect each person's unique journey.