The Sober Fix Podcast

Guest: Recovery Jon


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In this episode of The Sober Fix Podcast, I am joined by Recovery Jon. Jon is a number 1 selling sober author, a podcaster, and a big advocate for sobriety. Jon also has a huge following on social media and is a big part of the recovery community. He shares his journey from addiction to sobriety, detailing the early days of his substance use, the consequences he faced, and the pivotal moments that led him to seek help. Jon graduated high school in 2008, right in the middle of the opiate epidemic. He details his journey to opiates and the consequences that he faced along the way. He also discusses the challenges of life after rehab, the importance of the 12-step program, and how writing his book, 'Life on Life's Terms,' became a form of healing. John also reflects on the impact of loss and grief on his sobriety and offers advice for newcomers in recovery, emphasizing the importance of open-mindedness and the potential for a better life beyond addiction. You do not want to miss this episode!

Takeaways:

-Recovery is a journey that often starts with a moment of clarity.

-Addiction can lead to severe consequences, including legal issues and loss of relationships.

-Moments of clarity can occur in the most unexpected places, like jail.

-Seeking help is a crucial step in overcoming addiction.

-Life after rehab can be challenging but also rewarding.

-The 12-step program provides a structured path to recovery.

-Writing can be a powerful tool for healing and sharing one's story.

-Grief and loss can impact sobriety, but they can also motivate change.

-Building a new life in sobriety requires patience and perseverance.

-Helping others in recovery can be a fulfilling way to give back.

Recovery Jon:

TikTok: @recoveryjon

YouTube: Addicts Truth with Recovery Jon

Jon's Book: Life On Life's Terms


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The Sober Fix PodcastBy Drew M.