Corey Taylor's 8 Years Sober: Power of One Day at a Time | His Journey to Sobriety | #shorts

The lead singer of Stone Sour and Slipknot, Corey Taylor, accepts an award from Rock to Recovery in this exciting video. This group has devoted itself to assisting musicians and others involved in the music business in overcoming addiction and mental health issues.

As Corey enters the room, he thanks everyone for the honor and discusses his own experience with addiction and recovery. He admits the difficulties he encountered in the field, such as the strains of touring and the constant accessibility of drugs and alcohol.

But Corey also expresses his optimism for the future and commitment to abstaining from alcohol one day at a time. He expresses his gratitude to Rock to Recovery for their assistance and dedication to assisting others on their own road to recovery.

In the video, clips of Corey performing with Stone Sour and Slipknot are shown, showcasing his extraordinary talent and stage presence. In order to emphasize the significance of Rock to Recovery's mission, we also hear from other members of the music industry who have been impacted by this organization's work.

This video serves as a potent reminder of the difficulties musicians face and the resources at their disposal. It honors Rock to Recovery's efforts to assist others in achieving sobriety and celebrates Corey Taylor's journey to sobriety.

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[karenmcgivern-tv]

Everyday is a gift one day at a time ❤️

[thecoolrockerdude]

Awe man, CMFT! He’s been through a lot. Great human being, great artist. Somebody to call a best friend. He’s going through a tough time right now, hope he gets better. One day at a time Corey! One day at a time!

[horror_fam]

We love you Cory you gave us a voice for our pain and showed us there is a light in our darkness stay strong 🤘🤘🤘

[TheRiderOfTomorrow]

Watching this while being way to drunk on a monday made me cry because my life is spiraling out of control... I am off drugs for a year now but the alcohol stayed

[jennifersandlin]

Amen every day is a gift for me, drinking had been my life, sober 5 years and never miss the mess! One day at a time! Thank you God❤❤❤❤❤❤

[rorymcgrinder]

Big love, man. Strong to admit. Even stronger to admit to yourself and realising that you can be a better version of yourself

[travisshakespeare]

Sounds pretty similar to my experience growing up

[KarenLong-xx]

You are an inspiration to all of us who suffers from some kind of addiction !! Thank you for that and sharing all you have shared with us! God Bless you Friend!!

[brendacox]

One day at a time, one step at a time going forward, keep going Corey

[ElizabethZacharski]

Thank you for sharing your story. I know what you are going through and I love your strength.

[up-all-night]

Great advice. 12 step programs can work!! It’s worth a try if you’re out there struggling and you just not sure going to a meeting could be a real life changer… meetings are nonjudgemental ppl there are normal and relatable. Good luck

[hndo]

Hearing the same man who wrote the heretic anthem say god bless you all makes me appreciate him even more

[mrdavidurquhart]

What's with the trophy? Bit odd for recovery traditions

[KRYKiTx]

For anybody struggling with alcohol or addictions, and you are on the fence about seeking help or whether or not you are classified as an alcoholic or an addict. I would suggest going online and finding your nearest local 12 step meeting and he want to find one that is labeled for open and not closed. This just means we’ll be meeting welcomes anybody and everybody you did not have to identify as an alcoholic, whereas a close meeting you would have to identify as an alcoholic so if you were on the fence, this would be a good starting point and all you have to do is simply introduce your name at the beginning of the meeting and then sit there and listen the rest of the meeting by the end of that meeting you Will have a better understanding of the disease, a understanding of what it does in relation to your peers, and you will have solidified whether or not you classify as one yourself. I advocate for the self diagnosis of alcoholism as you know yourself best and you are the only one who truly knows your experiences in the damages. It has done to your life and the people involved in your life. By going to a meeting and listening you’ll hear your story over and over again in a different context from different people and you will know whether or not we should be there. Not only that but once you identify yourself as an alcoholic and you do you want to continue the path of recovery you’ll have a countless amount of people willing and able and ready to help so long as you are willing to put forth the effort to sustain recovery. Please, don’t be afraid of any stigma or outcomes or judgments. It is anonymous for a reason and you can access the help you need FOR FREE, and alongside people who know you, long before you know yourself. Give yourself a chance and feel free to reply if you need someone to talk with I will give
You my email or social links 🫶