Your testimony is powerful. don’t be ashamed of what god has done in and through you. be bold in sharing it. your story isn’t just for you — it could change someone' else’s life.
Patrick’s Testimony with peer perspective
Welcome to "Loud and Proud: Patrick's Story" on The Peer Perspective YouTube channel! In this powerful episode, we sit down with Patrick Tourville, who bravely opens up about his journey from incarceration to recovery and beyond. Spending a decade behind bars, Patrick's story is one of resilience, redemption, and hope. Join us as Patrick shares his raw and honest experiences, shedding light on the challenges he faced during his time in prison and the transformative journey toward sobriety that followed. From the highs and lows of addiction to the pivotal moments that sparked his desire for change, Patrick's story is one of triumph over adversity. Through his candid storytelling, Patrick aims to inspire and empower others who may be navigating similar struggles. His message is clear: no matter how dark the path may seem, there is always hope for a brighter future. Don't miss this inspiring episode as Patrick shares his journey of recovery and resilience. Hit the subscribe button to stay tuned for more empowering stories of triumph and transformation on The Peer Perspective!
Leaders: Patrick + Harlee
Founders of our Northwestern WI meetings, Patrick and Harlee, share their personal testimonies and how Life Recovery has worked in their lives. From both perspectives—one rooted in addiction and one from someone who does not struggle with addiction—they offer a powerful, balanced view of healing, growth, and transformation. Together, they show how Life Recovery meets people where they are and supports lasting change from every angle.
Patrick’s testimony with came to believe retreat
Patrick Tourville bravely takes the stand at the Came to Believe Retreat, sharing his journey of recovery and the triumphs, milestones, and achievements he has overcome along the way. His testimony is shared with one purpose—to create change and, one day, save a life.
Came to Believe is rooted in the foundation laid by the four founders in 1938 through the Big Book, where over 100 men and women found recovery of mind, body, and soul. That foundation is why we do what we do today—continuing to share the message, offer hope, and walk alongside our peers in recovery.