Robert Pardon
Robert Pardon
Episode #286 The Fix: Robert in Boise, ID Feb 15, 2025
Episode #286 The Fix: Robert in Boise, ID Feb 15, 2025
Episode #286 The Fix: Robert in Boise, ID Feb 15, 2025
Saturday 22nd February 2025
Join Robert Pardon as he shares his powerful story of recovery from alcoholism, highlighting the importance of community, sponsorship, and the AA steps.
57 minutes
Inspiring
Hopeful
Honest
Supportive
Encouraging
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Robert Pardon
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Recovery Reimagined
Creative Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Body & Mind
Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Robert shares his personal journey from alcoholism to recovery.
- Highlights the importance of community and sponsorship in AA.
- Emphasises the transformative power of the AA steps.
- Encourages newcomers to stay committed to their recovery journey.
- Reflects on the role of a higher power in maintaining sobriety.
Staying sober is probably the most difficult yet necessary thing you will ever do in your life
In this episode of The Recovery Guy Podcast, Robert Pardon shares his gripping journey from the depths of alcoholism to a life of recovery and hope. Robert, who has been sober since April 25th, 1986, recounts his experiences with raw honesty and a touch of humour. He reflects on the challenges he faced, the moments of clarity that led him to seek help, and the unwavering support he found in the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA).
Robert's story is a testament to the power of community, sponsorship, and the transformative steps outlined in the AA Big Book. He emphasises the importance of staying committed to the process, acknowledging one's powerlessness over alcohol, and finding a higher power to guide the journey. Robert's anecdotes about his early struggles, relapses, and eventual redemption are both relatable and inspiring. He encourages newcomers to stay and embrace the steps as a path to freedom and a better life.
Whether you're new to recovery or a seasoned veteran, Robert's heartfelt message will resonate deeply and remind you that recovery is a continuous journey worth embarking on.