He Who Loses His Life: Bob R.'s Remarkable Journey to Sobriety
I hope I have been able to impart to you, the reader, at least a bit of what I know: the joy of living, the irresistible power of divine love and its healing strength, and the fact that we, as sentient beings, have the knowledge to choose between good and evil, and choosing good are made happy.
Ever wondered what it's like to turn your life around completely? In this episode of the Big Book Podcast, Howard L. brings to life the story of Bob R., a man who went from aspiring playwright to struggling alcoholic, and finally to a sober member of AA in New York City in 1947. Bob's tale, 'He Who Loses His Life', isn't just a story—it's a testament to the power of recovery and the joy that comes with it.
Bob's literary talent shines through as he narrates his descent into alcoholism and his eventual climb back up. He candidly shares the depths of his despair and how AA helped him find the strength to choose a better path. Through his words, you'll feel the struggle, the hope, and the ultimate triumph of finding sobriety. Bob's reflections on his journey, especially his thoughts twelve years later in a follow-up article, provide a unique perspective on long-term recovery.
His story is a powerful reminder that no matter how far you've fallen, there's always a way back up. Tune in to hear Bob's inspiring journey and discover the transformative power of AA.