Howard L.
Howard L.
Claire H. – Sober 29 Years
Claire H. – Sober 29 Years
Claire H. – Sober 29 Years
Wednesday 8th January 2025
Claire H. shares her inspiring journey from alcoholism to 29 years of sobriety through the support of Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Episode Overview
- Claire started drinking at age 14 due to pub culture and family influence.
- Moved to America at age 30, continued drinking for three years.
- Found sobriety through persistent attendance at AA meetings.
- Credits step work and community support for her long-term sobriety.
- Actively participates in AA meetings and service work.
You have nothing to lose by going to AA. If you think you have an issue, go.
Claire H. has an incredible story of transformation that you'll find both relatable and inspiring. Growing up in England, she started drinking at 14, influenced by the pub culture and her father's alcoholism. By the time she moved to America at 30, Claire was deep in the throes of addiction. Her life took a drastic turn when she found Alcoholics Anonymous, even though she was initially resistant to the program.
Claire's journey to sobriety wasn't straightforward—she continued to drink for three months after joining AA. However, through persistent meeting attendance, step work with her sponsor, and service within the AA community, she eventually embraced a life of sobriety. Now, 29 years sober, Claire is a beacon of hope for others struggling with addiction. She shares how AA's simple yet profound practices have given her life meaning and purpose.
Claire’s story is a testament to the power of continuous effort and community support in overcoming addiction. If you’re looking for a tale of resilience and hope, this episode is a must-listen.