Cathy Mc E on Overcoming Resentments in Alcohol Recovery
Episode Overview
The importance of addressing resentments in recovery. Understanding the concept of a spiritual malady. The role of physical separation in Cathy's recovery journey. The transformative power of the 12-step programme. Embracing a continuous journey of self-discovery and growth.
I was trying to take the wrong self quite frankly when I wanted to take my life.
In this episode, Cathy Mc E from Florida, originally from Ireland, shares her heartfelt journey with Alcoholics Anonymous. Reading from 'As Bill Sees It', Cathy dives into the challenging topic of dealing with resentments. Her story is a powerful testament to the struggles and triumphs of recovery, filled with raw honesty and personal reflections.
Cathy speaks candidly about her early days in AA, where she grappled with the concept of a spiritual malady and the realisation that sobriety required more than just abstaining from alcohol. She shares how her journey took her back to Ireland, away from the temptations of the United States, and how this physical separation was pivotal in her recovery process.
Cathy's narrative is a mix of vulnerability and strength, as she discusses the importance of working through resentments and the transformative power of the 12-step programme. She emphasises the significance of a spiritual awakening and how it has been crucial in her journey to sobriety. Through her story, you'll find inspiration and practical advice on handling resentments and embracing a new way of living. Cathy's message is clear: recovery is possible, and it's a continuous journey of self-discovery and growth.
Tune in to hear her compelling story and gain insights that could help you or someone you know on the path to recovery.