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Super Sober Podcast #18. Inside look at sober livings. The Step House of Garden Grove

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In this episode, we look at “The Step House” men’s sober living in Garden Grove California. Interviewed are three residents that have lived in over 30 different sober livings between them. The residents Eddie B. Justin H. and Joey L. share their experience, strength, and hope to help people understand what sober living can do for people. Below is a history of over 50 years of community service to addicts and alcoholics.

History recap.

In Loving memory of all Alumni, current board members and all the residents of The Step House of Garden Grove!

Ø "The Step house of Santa Ana has always followed the original beginnings of AA as set forth by Bill W. and DR, Bob.

Ø "On December 15th, 1973, the first resident was admitted officially to the Step House. It has now been open for over 50 years, serving the community. Talk about, heritage, legacy, and lineage.

Ø “On December 24, 1973, The Step House of Santa Ana, located at 525 N. Grand St., Santa Ana, Ca, was originated as a non-profit cooperation by eleven charter members.

Ø “In 1973 when the house was opened it was believed the only other step house in Orange County was the first step House of Orange County, more commonly known as the “Charlie Street-step house”, in Costa Mesa.

Ø “On December 7, 1977, the house on Grand Avenue had to be evacuated to make way for a parking lot. At that time 1,134 residents had come through the doors and there was a growing list of alumni who were sharing up to four years of sobriety.

· The day the house was Bulldozed many people thought that was the end of the step house.

Ø Soon after “The Step House of Santa Ana”, purchased a home at 13472 Gilbert St., Garden Grove Ca. and went right on with the same program. The house was continued as a Detox house until 1986 until local laws caused it to shut down and then became a sober living.

· Our records show that from its opening on December 15th, 1973, in Santa Ana to its closing on September 30th, 1986, they had processed a total of 3,539 practicing alcoholics as residents.

Questions for the guests

1. Give a brief story of how you got to the step house.

2. How has living in sober living helped you stay sober up to this point.

3. What would you tell other recovering friends and family about the benefits of living in sober living?

Super Sober Podcast
Mission Statement
Our purpose is to educate and inspire as we have been by the world of recovery.
 Educate the world on addiction recovery.
 Explain how the 12 steps are practiced on a daily basis.
 Help remove the current stigmas and bias against addiction.
 Save lives by making the world of recovery relatable.
 Creating a safe place for people to connect and relate to one another.
 Having fun and enjoying life one day at a time.
 Build a continuing platform of resources and content for all to share.
Go to:
https://f3recovery.org/
Visit the website and see the platform.
Instagram

https://www.instagram.com/supersoberpodcast/

Facebook

https://www.facebook.com/f3recovery

Email

Info@f3recovery.org

Info@supersoberpodcast.org

#sobriety#recovery#12Steps#SoberPodcasts#Spirituality#addiction#alcoholism#anonymous#selflove#fellowship#higherpower#selfhelp#mentalhealth#mentalhealthawarenaess#suicideawarness#wedorecover#onedayatatime#youcandothis

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In this episode, we look at “The Step House” men’s sober living in Garden Grove California. Interviewed are three residents that have lived in over 30 different sober livings between them. The residents Eddie B. Justin H. and Joey L. share their experience, strength, and hope to help people understand what sober living can do for people. Below is a history of over 50 years of community service to addicts and alcoholics.

History recap.

In Loving memory of all Alumni, current board members and all the residents of The Step House of Garden Grove!

Ø "The Step house of Santa Ana has always followed the original beginnings of AA as set forth by Bill W. and DR, Bob.

Ø "On December 15th, 1973, the first resident was admitted officially to the Step House. It has now been open for over 50 years, serving the community. Talk about, heritage, legacy, and lineage.

Ø “On December 24, 1973, The Step House of Santa Ana, located at 525 N. Grand St., Santa Ana, Ca, was originated as a non-profit cooperation by eleven charter members.

Ø “In 1973 when the house was opened it was believed the only other step house in Orange County was the first step House of Orange County, more commonly known as the “Charlie Street-step house”, in Costa Mesa.

Ø “On December 7, 1977, the house on Grand Avenue had to be evacuated to make way for a parking lot. At that time 1,134 residents had come through the doors and there was a growing list of alumni who were sharing up to four years of sobriety.

· The day the house was Bulldozed many people thought that was the end of the step house.

Ø Soon after “The Step House of Santa Ana”, purchased a home at 13472 Gilbert St., Garden Grove Ca. and went right on with the same program. The house was continued as a Detox house until 1986 until local laws caused it to shut down and then became a sober living.

· Our records show that from its opening on December 15th, 1973, in Santa Ana to its closing on September 30th, 1986, they had processed a total of 3,539 practicing alcoholics as residents.

Questions for the guests

1. Give a brief story of how you got to the step house.

2. How has living in sober living helped you stay sober up to this point.

3. What would you tell other recovering friends and family about the benefits of living in sober living?

Super Sober Podcast
Mission Statement
Our purpose is to educate and inspire as we have been by the world of recovery.
 Educate the world on addiction recovery.
 Explain how the 12 steps are practiced on a daily basis.
 Help remove the current stigmas and bias against addiction.
 Save lives by making the world of recovery relatable.
 Creating a safe place for people to connect and relate to one another.
 Having fun and enjoying life one day at a time.
 Build a continuing platform of resources and content for all to share.
Go to:
https://f3recovery.org/
Visit the website and see the platform.
Instagram

https://www.instagram.com/supersoberpodcast/

Facebook

https://www.facebook.com/f3recovery

Email

Info@f3recovery.org

Info@supersoberpodcast.org

#sobriety#recovery#12Steps#SoberPodcasts#Spirituality#addiction#alcoholism#anonymous#selflove#fellowship#higherpower#selfhelp#mentalhealth#mentalhealthawarenaess#suicideawarness#wedorecover#onedayatatime#youcandothis

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