Howard L.

AA Recovery Interviews

Howard L.

  • Dow H. – Sober Since May 2008 (Encore of Episode 51)

Dow H. – Sober Since May 2008 (Encore of Episode 51)

Wednesday 21st August 2024

Dow H. shares his powerful story of repeated relapses and ultimate recovery, offering hope and lessons for anyone battling addiction.
71 minutes
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Dow H.'s Journey: From Relapse to Redemption

Episode Overview

  • Dow's early life was marked by loneliness and a family history of addiction.
  • Despite academic success, his addiction led to legal troubles and multiple rehab stints.
  • Repeated relapses highlighted the cunning nature of alcoholism.
  • Returning to AA was pivotal in Dow's ultimate recovery.
  • Dow's story offers hope and lessons for those battling addiction.
My story is a cautionary tale in a sense what not to do and how hard it is to get back in the program once you've left
In this compelling episode of AA Recovery Interviews, Dow H. shares his gripping journey through the ups and downs of sobriety. Sober since May 2008, Dow's story is a stark reminder of the cunning nature of alcoholism. He recounts his early life struggles, marked by loneliness and a family history of addiction, which led him to seek solace in alcohol and drugs.
Despite his academic success, including a law degree, Dow's addiction spiralled out of control, leading to run-ins with the law and multiple stints in rehab. His tale is one of repeated relapses and the arduous path back to recovery, offering valuable lessons for anyone grappling with addiction. Dow's honesty about his mistakes and his eventual return to AA provides hope and inspiration. This episode is a must-listen for those in recovery or anyone supporting a loved one through addiction.