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Today Pat is clean and sober and reflects with us upon his years as a junkie that followed his fathers death when Pat was only 19 years old. Through his experience with loss, addiction, and recovery Pat is able to devote his life to helping others at St. Christopher's Inn.
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Rob was able to travel to the depths of "the darkest place you could ever imagine". Rob started drinking at 17 and right away he knew something was wrong. Drinking quickly turned into drugs which lead to double digit car wrecks and being awake for seven days in a row without eating, bathing, or relieving himself. Listen to hear Rob's story of despair and redemption he found at St. Christopher's Inn.
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