Carol L's Journey: Embracing Sobriety and Spirituality in AA
The program of Alcoholics Anonymous is a three-legged stool. It makes my life very, very simple.
Carol L from Lighthouse Point, FL, takes us on an enlightening journey in this episode of 'Sober Speak'. She opens up about her initial resistance to Alcoholics Anonymous and how she eventually found her way to sobriety at the Glass House in Fort Worth, Texas. Carol's story is a powerful testament to the transformative power of finding a higher power and being of service to others.
Through candid reflections, Carol shares how the three-legged stool of Alcoholics Anonymous—steps, traditions, and concepts—helped her stay on track. She emphasizes the importance of spiritual growth and how her connection to God played a pivotal role in her recovery. During the pandemic, Carol turned to online meetings, finding new ways to contribute to the community from home. Listeners will find Carol's journey both relatable and inspiring.
Her story highlights the significance of sharing one's experiences and the profound impact that sponsors can have. A memorable quote from one of her sponsors encapsulates the essence of her message: 'The program of Alcoholics Anonymous is a three-legged stool. It makes my life very, very simple'. This episode is a reminder that recovery is not just about abstaining from alcohol but also about finding purpose and peace through spirituality and service.
Tune in to hear Carol's inspiring tale and discover how the principles of AA can bring hope and transformation.