Alyssa
Alyssa
Big Book Snippet 2
Big Book Snippet 2
Big Book Snippet 2
Monday 19th February 2024
Alyssa reads from Chapter 1 of the Big Book, sharing Bill's harrowing journey through addiction during the Great Depression.
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Get the buttons here!A Morning Reflection: Bill's Story from the Big Book
Episode Overview
- Bill's struggle with alcoholism during the Great Depression.
- The devastating impact of addiction on personal and financial life.
- Moments of hope and relapse in Bill's journey.
- The brutal reality of losing control over alcohol.
- Finding understanding and hope through self-awareness.
The market would recover, but I wouldn't. That was a hard thought.
Kickstart your morning with Alyssa as she reads from the 'Big Book' in this episode of AA Morning Snippets. Today, she shares a poignant passage from Chapter 1, Bill's Story, detailing the harrowing journey of a man battling alcoholism during the Great Depression. Alyssa narrates Bill's highs and lows, from financial ruin to fleeting moments of hope, and the relentless grip of addiction.
The vivid recounting of Bill's struggle, including his desperate attempts to maintain control and the devastating consequences of his drinking, serves as a stark reminder of the power of alcohol over one's life. Alyssa's reading is both raw and relatable, capturing the essence of Bill's turmoil and the brutal reality of addiction. This episode is perfect for anyone seeking a candid look at the challenges faced by those in recovery, offering a mix of historical context and personal reflection.
Alyssa's compassionate narration makes it clear that while the journey may be tough, there is always hope for a better tomorrow. Don't miss out on this heartfelt reading that promises to resonate deeply with anyone touched by addiction.