Scott grew up in chaos—very young parents, a wild home of 3 boys, and the weight of being the oldest. He got sober in Narcotics Anonymous but soon found his path in Alcoholics Anonymous. Scott tends to hit new bottoms before making changes—but the steps and fellowship have kept him growing, connected and sober.

Sobriety Date: 12/26/2013

Quotes
“My biggest problem in life is my attitude and perception.”

“Don’t drink, go to a meeting, and ask for help.”

Referred by: Sara A. (Episode #211)

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Alexa’s program is rooted in faith and she finds strength and clarity through prayer, scripture, and her community. While she doesn’t follow a traditional AA program, her spiritual practice provides the foundation she needs to lead a lasting life of peace and sobriety.

Sobriety Date: 9/15/2019

Quotes
“It’s crazy because addiction is like being in chains and you have no idea you’re locked up until you’re free.”

“I am now the wife, the mother, the daughter, the sister that I’ve always wanted to be.”

Referred by: Sara A. (Episode #211)

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67-year-old stroke survivor Reed got sober almost 25 years ago, though 20 of them were away from the rooms. Through a new dark bottom, Reed found his way back to AA, and today he has earned his emotional sobriety. Today, Reed has a calm contentedness about his life and his place in it.

Sobriety Date: 6/11/2001

Quotes
“It’s wonderful when you find yourself again.”

“I want you to have what I have, because I have this really good life.”

“Put the steps in your heart, don’t leave them in the book.”

Referred by: Anonymous Speaker

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