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From Street to Sober: Keith’s Journey to Recovery | Modern America | Episode 48 | Seattle

Imagine living on the streets with no intention of quitting drugs—until one small opportunity propelled you into lasting sobriety. In this episode of Modern America, we meet Keith, who shares how he went from sleeping outside and committing crimes to maintain his addiction, to thriving in Seattle’s only abstinence-focused housing program. ➡️ Breaking the Cycle: Keith’s story shows how a single moment of clarity can redirect years of substance use. ➡️ Accountability Matters: Discover why consistent UAs, sober expectations, and reliable case management helped Keith finally get clean. ➡️ The Missing Link: Learn why Keith believes low-barrier policies alone aren’t enough—some people need real abstinence support. ➡️ From Isolation to Community: Hear how supportive peers and a strong 12-step program helped rebuild his relationships and self-worth. Keith’s life drastically changed when he found himself homeless in Seattle, mixing alcohol and meth, and facing regular run-ins with the law. Despite never seeking a sober life, he stumbled upon the rare chance to enter a strict, abstinence-oriented facility. That unexpected lifeline led him to the Matt Talbot recovery program, then on to the Pat Williams Apartments—the city’s only housing-first model requiring total sobriety. Freed from active addiction, Keith now travels abroad, reconnects with loved ones, and supports others seeking the same transformation. His journey underscores a bold truth: not everyone wants to be sober at first, but under the right conditions, lasting change is possible. Subscribe to Modern America for more honest conversations on homelessness, addiction, and the programs that truly help people reclaim their lives. Let’s explore real stories—and real solutions—together.