50 years DRUNK and now I'm sober

Embracing Sobriety: Discovering Your True Self
Addiction to alcohol is not easy even if it means losing everything, family, friends and a job.
In this powerful video, we delve into the transformative journey of embracing sobriety. Join me as I share my personal insights and experiences on how giving up alcohol can lead to an incredible self-discovery process. At 66, I've experienced the profound impact of this decision, and I'm here to tell you that it's never too late to become the person you've always wanted to be, regardless of others' opinions.

We'll explore the freedom that comes with breaking free from the clutches of alcohol and how it allows us to shed societal expectations and judgments. Sobriety isn't just about abstaining from drinking; it's about reclaiming your identity, your dreams, and your authenticity.

Discover how I found the strength to be my true self, unapologetically, and how you can do the same. Whether you're on the brink of embarking on this journey or you're already on the path to sobriety, this video offers valuable insights, encouragement, and a reminder that your potential is limitless when you choose sobriety.

Join me in celebrating the incredible power of self-discovery through sobriety. Like, share, and subscribe to be a part of this supportive community. Together, we can inspire and uplift each other on the journey to becoming the best version of ourselves.

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©️ Stephen Auker
Copyright 2023 All Rights Reserved

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©️ Stephen Auker
Copyright 2023 All Rights Reserved

[donbowles]

you did what is so hard for those who have been on the bottle for years & years. so happy for you sir.

[wannamakeabet]

I just got out of rehab, 30 day program. Im around 35 days sober today and still not happy but your video is giving me hope and im willing to stay sober and see if life eventually will get better but so far not so good, well see what the future holds. Thank you for this message of hope.

[missmerrily]

You are a true inspiration to others who want to get sober Stephen. Keep up the good work of sobriety and helping others to reach their goals too!

[ThisIsKeem]

Congrats bro, I try and try and always fail. Longest was 2 months. I’m 26 years old and alcohol is ruining my life. I’m very violent when drinking and always blackout and not remember anything. I think this trauma comes from losing a close friend to alcohol idk where this addiction comes from but it is taking over my life.

[deo]

Bless your heart! Im 23 with about 5 years of EXTREMELY heavy drinking. The withdrawls make it hard to stop, i find myself getting drunk just to feel "normal" thank you for your wisdom and i will follow your advice. Its finally time to stop❤

[frankierzucekjr]

That's awesome, buddy. God bless you. Idk you or why this popped up, but im proud of you, bud.

[manu.onthebeat]

You did so well! Keep going you're so strong !!!

[suzantonn]

You are a great evangelist! I appreciate your testimony😊

[priscillaribeiro]

I’m struggling with my alcohol right now and I already have fatty liver disease and im only 35 yrs old. I have a 5 yr old daughter. How did you stop? It’s so hard

[garethmarks]

Good news Steven. Keep up the good fight. All strength to you.

[Lili-fsyr]

I watched my mother literally kill herself with vodka, always waiting for her to hit rock bottom so she would finally try to help herself but it never happened! You have no idea how much joy it brings me to see the light in your eyes after fighting your way out of that hole! Congrats! Keep going and inspiring others ❤

[Rain-nwvk]

It’s hard when it grips you deeply you got to be sure a hundred percent only then will you be in control and I think a mulberry wine in moderation is okay but if you got an addictive personality it can lead to more ❤

[lukespringthorpe]

God bless you. I bet you feel like you've been born again.

[amandavaldorian]

My uncle has struggled with Alcohol and Marijuana addiction for as long as I've been alive... he's tried and failed many times to stop. He's currently sober from everything, but IDK his long it'll last bc he's extremely lonely and has had a hard life...

Any advice that I can give him or try to help him?

[Flyingpaper]

Bro deserves more subscribers and more merch money💯💯💯💯💯💯👍👍👍

[isabellegauthier]

REMEMBER TO ASK FOR HELP! YOU'RE NOT ALONE!