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EP#257 Autobiography of a Georgia Cat Michael Cowl Gordon MD AUTHOR REDEEMER

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In this compelling episode of The Quiet Warrior Show, Host Tom Dutta sits down with Michael Cowl Gordon, MD, to explore his enchanting book, Autobiography of a Georgia Cat. 📚 Narrated by Black Jack, the family's wise and witty feline, this story dives into the complexities of love, faith, and cultural harmony, wrapped in the challenges of illness and loss. With threads of Native-American mythology and gospel music, Dr. Gordon brings to life a story of resilience, hope, and spiritual discovery. Dr. Gordon shares insights from his career in addiction medicine, weaving parallels between healing journeys and the heroic narratives found in his work. 📖 About Michael Cowl Gordon, MD: A renowned addiction medicine specialist and author, Dr. Gordon has spent decades helping individuals overcome life's toughest challenges. His books, including The Twelve Step Pathway: A Heroic Journey of Recovery, continue to inspire readers worldwide. ✨ Listen to the full episode and discover the extraordinary world of Black Jack, a cat who sees it all. 👉 Subscribe and leave a review!

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