Polly P’s Journey: From Struggles to Sobriety
Episode Overview
Polly P has been sober since April 11, 1977. She highlights the importance of having a home group and a sponsor. Polly shares touching stories about her family and their support. She emphasises the role of community and fellowship in her recovery. Polly’s journey showcases the transformative power of AA.
I am living, breathing proof that you can come to the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous and be a real alcoholic and not come from the disease of alcoholism
Polly P’s story is nothing short of inspiring. In this episode of Sober Cast, Polly P from Birch Way, Washington, shares her journey of sobriety at the 2nd City Roundup in Chicago, Illinois, held in 2004. Polly's narrative is filled with gratitude, humour, and hard-earned wisdom. She hasn't had a drink since April 11, 1977, and she credits her sobriety to the grace of God and the Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) programme.
Polly emphasises the importance of having a home group and a sponsor—her sponsor, Dotty H., has been a cornerstone in her recovery journey. Polly's story is a testament to the power of community and the AA fellowship. She talks about the joy of attending AA meetings across different groups like the Fox Hall Group, the California Group, and the Evanston Group.
Polly's tale is not just about her struggles with alcohol but also about her personal growth and the relationships she has built along the way. She reflects on her family, sharing touching anecdotes about her children and grandchildren. Polly’s journey is a powerful reminder that sobriety is possible and that it brings immense rewards, not just for the individual but for their loved ones as well.
Tune in to hear Polly’s heartfelt story and gain insights into the transformative power of AA.