AA on Air: Stories of Hope and Personal Transformation
I don't just do a certain amount of spiritual things and read a certain amount of stuff and then I'm fixed, I'll always be an alcoholic and my goal is to suffer less and to help other people.
Imagine being a fly on the wall at an intimate Alcoholics Anonymous meeting. That's exactly what 'AA on Air' offers in this episode from Wellington Access Radio. The host kicks things off with the Serenity Prayer, setting a reflective tone for a heartfelt conversation about personal growth and recovery. This isn't just any talk; it's a candid discussion among people who've faced the struggle of alcohol addiction head-on and come out stronger on the other side.
The episode dives deep into the concept of self-support, emphasizing how crucial it is to contribute to one's own recovery journey. You'll hear about the common obsession many have to control and enjoy their drinking, and the hope that maybe, one day, they could drink like everyone else. But the real magic happens when the guests share their personal stories of how they found their way to Alcoholics Anonymous.
They talk about taking those vital steps to recovery, making direct amends to people they've hurt, and being ready to let go of their defects of character. Letting go of mind-altering substances is a recurring theme, and you'll get a glimpse into how this has changed their lives for the better. The hosts and guests paint a vivid picture of life before and after AA, highlighting their journeys of personal growth and how they manage to stay sober.
It's an inspiring reminder that recovery is not just possible; it's a path that can lead to a fulfilling and supportive life. If you're looking for genuine stories of transformation and hope, this episode of 'AA on Air' is a must-listen.