Rock Bottom Has a Basement
From the Bottle to Borrowed Time
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Narrated by:
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Jamal West
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By:
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Timothy H Moylan
Summary
Growing up as one of seven children in the Nebraska Sandhills, Timothy never imagined the choices he made would one day lead him to the brink of losing everything. As alcohol slowly took hold of his life, he discovered a hard truth: sometimes rock bottom isn't the end... because rock bottom has a basement.
In this raw and deeply personal memoir, Tim shares the journey that shaped him, from childhood to addiction, near-death experiences, and the realization that tomorrow is never promised. With honesty and humility, he reflects on the mistakes he's made, the people who refused to give up on him, and the faith that helped him find his way back.
Rock Bottom Has a Basement is a story of addiction, accountability, redemption, and the gift of borrowed time. It is a powerful reminder that no matter how far you've fallen, hope, healing, and second chances are always within reach.
Originally written to leave his daughters a record of his life, *Rock Bottom Has a Basement* offers listeners an intimate account of survival and the daily choice to keep going.
For anyone struggling with addiction, loving someone who is, or wondering whether it’s too late to change, this audiobook offers hope from someone who knows how dark it can get—and how much life can still hold.
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