Michael L. & Lee M.
Michael L. & Lee M.
#58 A Unique Stability (Feb 27) - Jim D. (Lake George, NY)
#58 A Unique Stability (Feb 27) - Jim D. (Lake George, NY)
#58 A Unique Stability (Feb 27) - Jim D. (Lake George, NY)
Saturday 27th February 2021
Jim D. from Lake George, NY, shares his journey to stability in recovery, emphasizing community and service on the Daily Reflection Podcast.
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Through this, Jim clearly demonstrates a unique stability.
Jim D. from Lake George, NY, takes listeners on a heartfelt journey through his recovery on this episode of the Daily Reflection Podcast. Jim opens up about his tumultuous early days of sobriety, sharing the highs and lows that many in recovery will find all too familiar. His candid storytelling brings to life the struggles he faced during college and the pivotal moment he discovered Alcoholics Anonymous (AA).
What makes Jim's story stand out is his emphasis on the power of community and service. He talks about how practicing the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions of AA has not only helped him stay sober but also provided him with a unique sense of stability. Jim highlights the concept of group conscience, where the collective wisdom of the group guides decisions, and how this principle has been a cornerstone in his recovery.
He also shares how being of service to others has enriched his life and strengthened his sobriety. Through his experiences, Jim demonstrates that listening to and learning from others in recovery can be a game-changer. His honesty and vulnerability are sure to inspire anyone on their own path to sobriety. Tune in to hear Jim's inspiring story and discover how embracing community and service can lead to a stable and fulfilling life in recovery.