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I served my time.
I served my time.
"If one person hears what I have to say and it helps them with anything, then it wasn't for nothing."
Asa is a person in recovery. For him, that means avoiding things like alcohol, narcotics, and troublesome situations. Asa's story is a story of resilience: with only a few months of sobriety under his belt, he made a tragic mistake while completely sober. His whole life changed in a matter of seconds. His mistake led to a year of pre-trial, where he was eventually convicted of Vehicular Homicide. He served a year incarcerated, with some time on house arrest because of Covid-19, and did not drink or use through his whole experience. So this episode asks the question: How did you do it? Other topics include getting better friends, how we are perceived versus how we actually are, and how to pass your time in recovery. Some tea is spilled about the queer community and our local music scenes. Asa recommends All Recovery meetings and getting involved with your local recovery center.
Follow us on Instagram @SoberDuringCrisis, Twitter @SoberDuring, and on Facebook: Sober During Crisis.
Help support the show:
https://patron.podbean.com/soberduringcrisis
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By Sober During CrisisI served my time.
"If one person hears what I have to say and it helps them with anything, then it wasn't for nothing."
Asa is a person in recovery. For him, that means avoiding things like alcohol, narcotics, and troublesome situations. Asa's story is a story of resilience: with only a few months of sobriety under his belt, he made a tragic mistake while completely sober. His whole life changed in a matter of seconds. His mistake led to a year of pre-trial, where he was eventually convicted of Vehicular Homicide. He served a year incarcerated, with some time on house arrest because of Covid-19, and did not drink or use through his whole experience. So this episode asks the question: How did you do it? Other topics include getting better friends, how we are perceived versus how we actually are, and how to pass your time in recovery. Some tea is spilled about the queer community and our local music scenes. Asa recommends All Recovery meetings and getting involved with your local recovery center.
Follow us on Instagram @SoberDuringCrisis, Twitter @SoberDuring, and on Facebook: Sober During Crisis.
Help support the show:
https://patron.podbean.com/soberduringcrisis