Journey of Recovery
Tommy shares his profound journey of recovery, spanning 27 years from drug addiction and alcoholism. He reflects on his childhood in New York City, where early trauma and a relationship with sugar set the stage for his struggles. Through his story, he highlights the importance of understanding the roots of addiction and the ongoing path of self-discovery and healing.In this clip
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