When we recover out-loud, we can keep others from dying.
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At Sober Gratitudes we've decided to donate 100%
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"Sobriety has given me an amazing life- a life I never thought possible. I am no longer secretly trapped in a cage of toxic living, filled with fear, self-pity, insecurities and resentments. Now, my life is filled with joy, peace, serenity & freedom. I am grateful I get the opportunity to show others the incredible life they can have in sobriety through my podcast.
Meet
Sarah Elizabeth
Founder of Sober Gratitudes
Here building a safe sober community, Sarah's mission is to inspire, encourage and support those who are sober curious or currently sober. She has dedicated herself to developing a podcast for others to learn about how a better life is absolutely possible on the other side of addiction and that getting sober is not just "getting dry". She does this by sharing recovery stories of former addicts and alcoholics.
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Sarah is available and eager to lead or speak at recovery virtual group engagements regarding her own personal experiences with active alcoholism, sobriety, trauma, & mental health.
Testimonials
Brian Hyman
It was a honor to have a genuine conversation about recovery with Sarah on her podcast Sober Gratitudes. Sarah cares deeply about helping others. The mission of her project is clear: throughout each episode, listeners will hear authentic accounts from people who have suffered from addiction and have now found freedom in recovery. There is something here for everyone. These are stories from the heart, spoken in the language of the heart. One of my favorite podcasts!
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