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ESH: Tom I (51 Years)
ESH: Tom I (51 Years)
ESH: Tom I (51 Years)
Sunday 1st September 2024
Join Tom I. as he shares his 52-year journey in sobriety, filled with wisdom, humour, and heartfelt stories. A must-listen for anyone in recovery.
67 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Tom shares his journey from a 24-year-old newcomer to a respected AA leader.
- He highlights the importance of community and staying active in the programme.
- Tom's humorous anecdotes make the serious subject matter more relatable.
- He offers valuable advice for newcomers to AA.
- Tom's story emphasises that long-term sobriety is possible and rewarding.
If you stay too long, we'll get you. And you'll be here for the duration.
Tom I. from North Carolina shares his incredible journey in this episode of Sober Cast. Speaking at the West Portland Group, Tom reflects on nearly 52 years of sobriety, offering a blend of wisdom, humour, and heartfelt stories. From his early days as a 24-year-old new to AA, to becoming a respected leader in the programme, Tom's experiences are both relatable and inspiring.
He recounts his initial struggles with alcohol, his time in the military, and the pivotal moments that led to his long-term sobriety. Tom's candid storytelling, sprinkled with light-hearted anecdotes, provides a comforting reminder that recovery is possible and life can be fulfilling without alcohol. His message to newcomers is clear: stick with it, because the rewards are worth it. Whether you're just starting your journey or have been sober for years, Tom's story offers valuable insights and encouragement.
Tune in to hear how he transformed his life and became an integral part of the AA community.