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Today's resident shout out goes to Juan for picking up a "Service in Recovery" coin at the last Cakes & Coins meeting!

We recently asked Juan what led him to Step, and he had this to share:

“It was just going really bad. I completely burnt every bridge that I ever had.

"I crashed my car five times in five months, I was drinking a bottle of whiskey a day, and I overdosed three times. I was just like, ‘Dude, I can’t keep doing this.’”

After coming to Step, Juan hit the ground running.

“I’ve attended 66 meetings in 57 days. This is the first time in 10 years that I’ve been completely sober. I got promoted to a manager already. It’s such a huge weight off my shoulders now – my family is talking to me again. They’re not disappointed in me anymore.”

We asked Juan what about the Step program has helped him the most so far and he shared:

“Definitely the accountability and the peer support. I’ve never had a support system like this. One of my biggest things is that I love seeing people grow. Seeing somebody come in who’s like me, seeing them get a job and slowly grow into the person that they know they could be… that’s the best thing in the world." ... See MoreSee Less

Todays resident shout out goes to Juan for picking up a Service in Recovery coin at the last Cakes & Coins meeting!

We recently asked Juan what led him to Step, and he had this to share:

“It was just going really bad. I completely burnt every bridge that I ever had.

I crashed my car five times in five months, I was drinking a bottle of whiskey a day, and I overdosed three times. I was just like, ‘Dude, I can’t keep doing this.’”

After coming to Step, Juan hit the ground running.

“I’ve attended 66 meetings in 57 days. This is the first time in 10 years that I’ve been completely sober. I got promoted to a manager already. It’s such a huge weight off my shoulders now – my family is talking to me again. They’re not disappointed in me anymore.”

We asked Juan what about the Step program has helped him the most so far and he shared:

“Definitely the accountability and the peer support. I’ve never had a support system like this. One of my biggest things is that I love seeing people grow. Seeing somebody come in who’s like me, seeing them get a job and slowly grow into the person that they know they could be… that’s the best thing in the world.

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