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Tyler thought is was normal to get drunk growing up. It was what everyone in town did at his age. Then his parents got divorced and the drinking escalated. But he already had a strong, spiritual faith and it ended up being his lifeline.
Tyler is a childhood friend of my wife. He heard about this podcast from her on Facebook and wanted to talk about his life in sobriety. In this episode, Tyler discusses is upbringing in a wealthy town, the break up of his parent's marriage and how alcohol entered his life. Tyler grew up with a strong spiritual background, something that continues to this day. He got sober at 19 and Tyler tells of his story of being in the Institute of Living and how he was able to continue his recovery in college and beyond.
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Tyler thought is was normal to get drunk growing up. It was what everyone in town did at his age. Then his parents got divorced and the drinking escalated. But he already had a strong, spiritual faith and it ended up being his lifeline.
Tyler is a childhood friend of my wife. He heard about this podcast from her on Facebook and wanted to talk about his life in sobriety. In this episode, Tyler discusses is upbringing in a wealthy town, the break up of his parent's marriage and how alcohol entered his life. Tyler grew up with a strong spiritual background, something that continues to this day. He got sober at 19 and Tyler tells of his story of being in the Institute of Living and how he was able to continue his recovery in college and beyond.
Please subscribe, download and give a rating on Apple Podcasts. Share the podcast with someone you think this podcast will help. Let's help one more sick and suffering alcoholic.
Check out our website at https://notalonerecovery.com/
Support the show
📫 Get more honest conversations about sobriety delivered to your inbox! Subscribe to The Sober Friends Dispatch, our weekly newsletter where we go beyond the podcast to share real strategies for alcohol-free living. Join our community by clicking here.

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