Deb H's Journey: From Doubt to Deep Faith in Recovery
Episode Overview
Surrender is an ongoing process essential for recovery. Developing a relationship with a higher power can be transformative. Fellowship and community support are crucial in maintaining sobriety. Humour can be a valuable tool in navigating the challenges of recovery. Sharing personal stories helps in connecting with others on a similar path.
Surrender is a process, not an event
In this heartwarming episode of Sober Speak, John M. sits down with Deb H. from Akron, Ohio, for the second part of her riveting story. Deb, who has 36 years of continuous sobriety, shares her journey from not knowing if God existed to developing a deep and active relationship with a higher power. Her candid reflections offer a raw and authentic look into the struggles and triumphs of living a sober life.
Deb's anecdotes about her early days in Alcoholics Anonymous, including her experiences at Dr. Bob's house and the profound impact of her home group, are both touching and inspiring. She talks about the importance of surrender, not as a one-time event but as an ongoing process, and how this mindset has been crucial in her recovery journey. Deb also highlights the significance of fellowship, sharing how the support from her AA community has been a cornerstone in her sobriety.
The episode is filled with moments of humour and deep reflection, making it a compelling listen for anyone on their own path to recovery or supporting someone who is. Don't miss out on Deb's heartfelt message about the transformative power of surrender and community in achieving long-term sobriety.