Finding Light in Darkness
Candice shares her journey of sobriety, emphasizing the importance of taking life one day at a time. She reflects on how slogans from AA resonated with her, reminding her of the potential consequences of drinking. Reconnecting with her higher power brought her out of loneliness and darkness, illuminating her path to recovery.In this clip
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