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Harold L. AA Male
Harold L. AA Male
Harold L. AA Male
Tuesday 12th November 2024
Join Harold L. as he shares his powerful story of overcoming alcoholism and finding hope through AA. A journey filled with wisdom, humour, and inspiration.
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Episode Overview
- Harold L.'s sobriety date is April 7th, 1987.
- He was introduced to AA in the Department of Corrections in 1979.
- Harold emphasises the importance of staying committed to sobriety.
- He highlights the value of working with newcomers and finding purpose through service.
- Harold shares touching anecdotes about his experiences in AA meetings.
If you hear nothing else this week, just stay. Because my sobriety, I mean, if you look at it like an S&P 500 fund, from 1925 till today, it's up.
Harold L. shares his remarkable journey through Alcoholics Anonymous in this heartfelt episode of Recovery Radio Network. With a sobriety date of April 7th, 1987, Harold brings a wealth of experience and wisdom to the table. He introduces us to his home group in St. Louis, Missouri, called AA on the Rocks, a vibrant and energetic co-ed meeting. Harold's story is one of resilience and transformation, beginning with his introduction to AA in the Department of Corrections in 1979.
He recounts his early struggles with alcoholism, his multiple encounters with the justice system, and his eventual path to recovery. Harold speaks fondly of his sponsors, Tom I. from North Carolina and Steve L. from Nashville, who played pivotal roles in his journey. He also pays tribute to his mother, Mama Long, whose unwavering faith and love profoundly impacted his life.
Throughout the episode, Harold emphasises the importance of staying committed to sobriety, working with newcomers, and finding purpose through service. He shares touching anecdotes about his experiences in AA meetings, including a memorable encounter with Millie Mays, a woman who became his first resentment but later invited him to speak at her anniversary celebration. Harold's story is a testament to the power of the twelve steps and the transformative impact of Alcoholics Anonymous.
If you're looking for inspiration and practical advice on staying sober, this episode is a must-listen.