
Episode 7 - From Trauma to Triumph: Guy's Journey From Addiction to Recovery
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In this 7th episode of the Redeemed and Restored podcast, host Mike Noland and his cousin Guy Noland discuss their personal journeys with addiction and recovery. Guy shares his 21 years of sobriety, focusing on his struggles with alcohol and the impact of childhood trauma on his addiction. They explore the complexities of recognizing addiction, the role of trauma in shaping behaviors, and the importance of addressing these issues in recovery. The conversation highlights the significance of understanding one's past to heal and move forward in sobriety. In this segment, the conversation delves into the complexities of Guy's childhood trauma, the allure of alcohol as a coping mechanism, and the gradual descent into alcoholism. Guy shares personal anecdotes about his early experiences with alcohol, the impact of his family dynamics, and how his career in the entertainment industry intertwined with his drinking habits. The discussion highlights the struggles of recognizing addiction, the challenges of maintaining a facade of normalcy, and the eventual realization that seeking help is necessary for recovery. In this conversation, Mike and Guy discuss their personal journeys through addiction and recovery, emphasizing the importance of community, spirituality, and the principles of love and selflessness. They share their struggles with pride and denial, the challenges of turning their will over to God, and the significance of mentorship in the recovery process. The discussion highlights the role of faith in Jesus Christ, in overcoming addiction and the transformative power of love and support in finding true happiness.