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Charles B. AA Male

Thursday 25th July 2024

Charlie Blund shares his journey from privilege to alcoholism and finally to peaceful sobriety. A heartfelt story of recovery and hope.
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71 minutes
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Hopeful
Honest
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Charlie Blund's Journey: From Privilege to Peaceful Sobriety

Episode Overview

  • Charlie's early life in a privileged home.
  • His academic journey and achievements.
  • The descent into alcoholism.
  • Key moments in his recovery process.
  • The importance of finding 'sobriety with peace'.
'Sobriety with peace. That's my definition of what I've found in this program.'
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Charlie Blund shares his compelling journey through alcoholism and recovery. From his early days in a privileged home in Dallas, Texas, to his academic achievements and eventual spiral into alcoholism, Charlie's story is both unique and relatable. He recounts his experiences with humour and raw honesty, painting a vivid picture of the highs and lows of his life.
Despite his success in academia and his jet-setting lifestyle, Charlie found himself at rock bottom, struggling with the disease of alcoholism. His story takes you through various phases of his life, including his time in treatment and the pivotal moments that led to his recovery. One particularly touching moment is when he describes the international meeting where different languages were spoken, yet the shared pain and happiness were universally understood.
Charlie's definition of sobriety as 'sober with peace' encapsulates the essence of his recovery journey. This episode is a powerful reminder that no matter where you come from or what you've achieved, recovery is possible. Whether you're on your own path to sobriety or supporting someone who is, Charlie's story offers hope, inspiration, and a sense of community.