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  • Don L. Steps 10-12 The Backroom Group in Hamilton, Ontario 8/13/20

Don L. Steps 10-12 The Backroom Group in Hamilton, Ontario 8/13/20

Monday 16th December 2024

Don L. shares his experience with Steps 10-12, offering practical advice and heartfelt reflections on maintaining sobriety.
71 minutes
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Honest
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Steps 10-12: A Journey with Don L.

Episode Overview

  • The importance of making an honest effort in recovery.
  • Maintaining a strong relationship with a higher power.
  • Continuously practising personal inventory and making amends.
  • Integrating steps into daily life for ongoing sobriety.
  • The value of sponsorship and supporting others in their recovery.
AA doesn't work because of the alcoholic. It works in spite of the alcoholic.
In this episode of Mad Dog Recovery AA Speakers, Don L. shares his journey through Steps 10-12 with the Backroom Group in Hamilton, Ontario. With a mix of humour and heartfelt honesty, Don delves into the intricacies of these steps and their importance in maintaining sobriety. He recounts his own experiences, from the early days of his recovery to his current state of being 28 years sober.
Don emphasises the significance of making an honest effort in recovery, the necessity of a strong relationship with a higher power, and the continuous practice of the steps to stay on the right path. He offers practical advice on how to integrate these steps into daily life, highlighting the importance of taking personal inventory and making amends promptly.
Don's reflections are both relatable and inspiring, making this episode a valuable listen for anyone on their recovery journey or supporting someone who is. Whether you're new to AA or have been in the program for years, Don's insights will resonate deeply and provide a fresh perspective on the ongoing process of recovery.