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Chic M. AA Male
Chic M. AA Male
Chic M. AA Male
Tuesday 18th February 2025
Chic Mullard shares his journey through alcoholism and recovery, highlighting the power of AA and the importance of community.
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Episode Overview
- Recovery is possible with the right support.
- Alcoholism affects not just the individual but their family too.
- Community and fellowship are crucial in the journey to sobriety.
- Spirituality can play a significant role in recovery.
- Personal anecdotes can provide both humour and insight.
Everything I am today, everything I have, and everything I'm going to be, I owe to the boys and girls of Alcoholics Anonymous.
Chic Mullard takes the stage in this heartfelt episode of Recovery Radio Network, sharing his remarkable journey through alcoholism and recovery. From his early days of drinking to his transformative experiences with Alcoholics Anonymous, Chic's story is one of resilience and gratitude. He recounts the highs and lows, including his professional successes and personal struggles, all while maintaining a candid and humorous tone.
Chic credits the principles of AA and the support of its members for his sobriety, emphasising the importance of community and self-awareness. His reflections on the impact of alcoholism on his family and the role of spirituality in his recovery provide valuable insights for anyone facing similar challenges. Chic's message is clear: recovery is possible with the right support and a commitment to change. Whether you're in recovery or supporting someone who is, this episode offers hope and inspiration.
So, are you ready to hear a story that might just change your perspective on life and recovery?