Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous
AA on Air-21-09-2024
AA on Air-21-09-2024
AA on Air-21-09-2024
Sunday 22nd September 2024
Join Rebecca and the Tuesday Big Book Study Group as they share heartfelt stories and practical advice on alcohol recovery.
45 minutes
Supportive
Hopeful
Honest
Encouraging
Inspirational
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Episode Overview
- Start meetings with the Serenity Prayer for reflection and hope.
- Chapter 5 of the Big Book highlights honesty and willingness as keys to recovery.
- Personal stories reveal the deep impact of alcohol and the journey to seek help.
- The importance of rigorous honesty and working the 12 steps is emphasised.
- AA meetings provide a supportive environment for sharing challenges and triumphs.
I thought, 'Wow, if I do this, I'll get what they've got.' And certainly, it's not been easy at all, but I haven't had to pick a drink up.
In this episode of 'AA on Air', you'll join Rebecca and the Tuesday Big Book Study Group as they navigate the journey of alcohol recovery. Broadcasting from Wellington Access Radio, Rebecca kicks off the meeting with the Serenity Prayer, setting a tone of reflection and hope. The group dives into Chapter 5 of the Big Book, 'How It Works', which lays out the principles and steps that guide Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) members towards sobriety.
Paul leads the reading, reminding everyone that honesty and willingness are crucial for recovery. The episode is rich with personal stories and experiences from various members of the group. You'll hear candid accounts of struggles with alcohol, the impact on their lives, and the pivotal moments that led them to seek help through AA. One member shares their early memories of drinking and how it spiralled into a destructive pattern that affected their work and relationships.
Another reflects on their journey from feeling like a 'black sheep' to finding solace and purpose in the AA fellowship. The group emphasises the importance of rigorous honesty, working the 12 steps, and the transformative power of sharing experiences with others who understand. They also discuss how AA meetings provide a supportive environment where members can openly talk about their challenges and triumphs.
Rebecca's hosting brings warmth and relatability to the discussion, making it clear that recovery is possible with the right support and commitment. If you're looking for inspiration and practical advice on overcoming alcohol addiction, this episode offers a heartfelt glimpse into the lives of those who have walked the path to sobriety. Tune in to hear their stories and perhaps find a spark of hope for your own journey.