Access Radio Wellington
Access Radio Wellington
AA on Air - 23-11-2019
AA on Air - 23-11-2019
AA on Air - 23-11-2019
Saturday 23rd November 2019
Listen as AA members share their journeys from addiction to sobriety, emphasizing the importance of community and personal growth.
46 minutes
Inspiring
Empowering
Informative
Hopeful
Encouraging
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Get the buttons here!Journeys of Hope: AA Members Share Their Paths to Sobriety
Going through the steps helped me to build my story, because I didn't have a story, I had a self-pity story, and it helped me to work out the steps.
Ever wondered what it takes to turn a life around after battling alcoholism? This episode of 'AA on Air' dives into the heartfelt stories of Alcoholics Anonymous members who have walked the rocky road to recovery. You'll hear firsthand accounts of how alcohol once dominated their lives, making social events bearable yet leaving them isolated and alone.
One speaker candidly shares how drinking seemed to be the solution for social anxiety but ultimately led to a spiral of loneliness and despair. Another emphasizes the importance of building relationships and finding a supportive community within AA. These personal narratives delve into the root causes of addiction, shedding light on the emotional and psychological battles that many face. Yet, amid the struggle, there is a recurring theme of hope and resilience.
As one member poignantly puts it, 'Going through the steps helped me to build my story, because I didn't have a story, I had a self-pity story, and it helped me to work out the steps'. This episode isn't just about the hardships; it's about the triumphs and the strength found in community and shared experiences.
If you're looking for inspiration or understanding, these stories offer a powerful reminder that recovery is possible and that you're never alone on this journey.