The Power of Choice in Recovery: A Journey with Robert Pardon
Episode Overview
Robert Pardon shares his personal journey to sobriety. Emphasises the importance of regaining the power of choice. Discusses the role of Alcoholics Anonymous in his recovery. Highlights the significance of personal responsibility. Explains how the 12-step programme helped rebuild his life.
If you were born poor, it wasn't your fault. If you die poor, it is your fault.
In Episode #267 of The Recovery Guy Podcast, Robert Pardon takes us on a heartfelt journey through his recovery from chronic alcoholism. With 14,001 days of sobriety under his belt, Robert reflects on the transformative power of choice in his life. He shares candid stories about his past struggles with alcohol and other addictions, and how hitting rock bottom led him to the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous.
It's a raw and honest account that will resonate deeply with anyone who's faced similar battles. Robert discusses the concept of losing the right to choose due to addiction and how regaining that choice has been pivotal in his recovery journey. He emphasises the importance of personal responsibility, sharing a touching anecdote about a conversation with his mother that underscores this point. Robert also delves into the 12-step programme, explaining how each step has helped him rebuild his life.
His passion for helping others shines through as he talks about his commitment to service and staying active in the recovery community. Whether you're in recovery yourself, supporting someone who is, or simply curious about the process, this episode offers valuable insights and inspiration. Don't miss out on Robert's empowering message about the power of choice and the path to a fulfilling, alcohol-free life.