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Diane A. AFG Female
Diane A. AFG Female
Diane A. AFG Female
Wednesday 23rd October 2024
Diane A. shares her heartfelt journey through Al-Anon, touching on family, faith, and the power of community in recovery.
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Episode Overview
- Growing up in a large family taught Diane valuable life lessons.
- Struggles with control and letting go were central to her journey.
- Al-Anon provided crucial support and guidance.
- Service work played a significant role in her personal growth.
- Embracing unconditional love and spirituality was key to her recovery.
If I make this a good day, tomorrow will take care of itself.
Diane A. takes centre stage in this episode of Recovery Radio Network, sharing her heartfelt journey as a grateful member of Al-Anon Family Groups. Diane, hailing from Nashville, recounts her life with humour and sincerity, making her story relatable and inspiring for anyone touched by alcoholism, whether directly or through a loved one.
From growing up as one of twelve children in a bustling household to navigating her own relationships and family dynamics, Diane's tale is a testament to the power of community and support in recovery. She offers a peek into her early years, describing how her upbringing shaped her views on drinking and control. Diane's candidness about her competitive nature and her struggles with letting go of control provides a refreshing and honest look at personal growth.
Her story takes a turn as she discusses meeting her husband, facing challenges in their relationship, and eventually finding solace and guidance through Al-Anon. Diane's anecdotes about her children and the trials they faced add depth to her narrative, showing the ripple effects of addiction on families. She emphasises the importance of service in her recovery journey, highlighting how being an Alateen sponsor and engaging in service work helped her heal and grow.
Diane's reflections on unconditional love and the role of a higher power in her life resonate deeply, offering hope and encouragement to others on similar paths. If you're looking for a story filled with warmth, wisdom, and a touch of humour, Diane's journey is one you won't want to miss.