Alcoholics Anonymous
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Alcoholics Anonymous East Lancashire Mark's Story (Euro 2020 Special) & BBC Radio Lancashire Podcast June 2021
Alcoholics Anonymous East Lancashire Mark's Story (Euro 2020 Special) & BBC Radio Lancashire Podcast June 2021
Alcoholics Anonymous East Lancashire Mark's Story (Euro 2020 Special) & BBC Radio Lancashire Podcast June 2021
Wednesday 23rd June 2021
Hear Mark's story of overcoming alcohol addiction and finding long-term sobriety through AA on this episode of Alcoholics Anonymous East Lancashire.
21 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Mark's Journey: From Football Dreams to Sober Reality
You know, at the end of your drink and you feel like you're the only poor person going through this, you're isolating anyway, so you're feeling down. You know, life has got so many opportunities.
Imagine being on the cusp of a promising football career, only to see it unravel due to alcohol. That's Mark's story, and it's one that resonates deeply with anyone who's faced similar struggles. On this episode of the Alcoholics Anonymous East Lancashire podcast, Mark shares his candid journey from a young footballer with big dreams to someone grappling with the harsh realities of alcoholism.
His story isn't just about the downfall; it's about the climb back up, the hope found in recovery, and the power of community support. Mark opens up about the pivotal moment when a concerned friend introduced him to AA, setting him on a path to sobriety that's lasted over 22 years. He talks about the guilt, shame, and isolation he felt, but also the incredible transformation that came with finding a supportive network in AA.
'You know, at the end of your drink and you feel like you're the only poor person going through this, you're isolating anyway, so you're feeling down. You know, life has got so many opportunities,' he says. Mark's story is a powerful reminder that no matter how far you've fallen, there's always a way back up. It's a testament to the strength found in community and the unyielding hope that recovery brings.
Tune in to hear Mark's inspiring journey and discover the impact of Alcoholics Anonymous.