Mrs. Jones: Finding Strength in Sobriety Through AA's Wisdom
Episode Overview
Mrs. Jones shares her interpretation of 'Animals on a treadmill' from Alcoholics Anonymous The hosts discuss the timeless principles found in the Big Book Insightful commentary on phrases like 'Still Woozy', 'Kitty Hawk', and 'Like a Tiger' A reminder of the unique journey to sobriety for each individual Valuable insights for those in recovery or supporting a loved one
The very first line I ever highlighted in a big book was that line from Bill's story where he says the mind and body are marvelous mechanisms. I was ready to die but if one more day of one day at a time trying not to drink was excruciating I don't want to live like that.
Imagine feeling like you're running on a treadmill, never quite getting anywhere. That's how Mrs. Jones describes her early days of sobriety in this episode of 'Alcoholics Alive!'. She shares her candid reflections on the phrase 'Animals on a treadmill' from page 106 of the Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book. Her journey is a mix of struggle and triumph, offering a raw and relatable perspective for anyone touched by addiction.
Hosts Shank and Wayne add their own insights, breaking down other intriguing phrases like 'Still Woozy', 'Kitty Hawk', and 'Like a Tiger'. They bring humor and depth to the conversation, making complex ideas accessible and engaging. Mrs. Jones' story is a powerful reminder that every recovery journey is unique, and there's strength in seeking support. Whether you're navigating your own path to sobriety or supporting someone who is, this episode provides valuable takeaways and a sense of community.
Tune in for an honest, heartfelt discussion that underscores the transformative power of perseverance and the enduring wisdom found in AA.