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Jean K. AFG Female
Jean K. AFG Female
Jean K. AFG Female
Wednesday 7th August 2024
Join Jean K. as she shares her heartfelt journey through Al-Anon, offering insights into recovery, resilience, and the power of community.
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Episode Overview
- Jean K. shares her journey through Al-Anon and its impact on her life.
- Highlights the importance of community and participation in recovery.
- Discusses overcoming misconceptions about alcoholism.
- Offers personal anecdotes that add depth and relatability.
- Emphasises the role of Al-Anon literature in understanding alcoholism.
I am just an ordinary person living an extraordinary life.
Ever wondered how someone finds peace and joy amidst the chaos of alcoholism? Jean K. shares her heartfelt journey in this episode of Recovery Radio Network. As a devoted member of the Al-Anon Family Groups, Jean reflects on her life, from the struggles of living with an alcoholic to finding solace and community in Al-Anon meetings.
Her story is filled with touching anecdotes, like her mother's shoulder surgery and her humorous take on a collapsible gift box, which add a personal touch to her narrative. Jean also highlights the importance of participation and harmony within recovery groups, making you feel like you're part of her extended family. Jean's experiences are relatable and eye-opening, especially when she talks about the misconceptions she had about alcoholism and how Al-Anon's literature helped her understand it as a family disease.
She recounts moments of doubt and enlightenment, such as when she realised that showing kindness and being the 'face of God' to others can make a significant difference. Her candidness about her fears, like worrying about her cats near a wood stove, and her triumphs, like finding joy in small apartments, makes her story both compelling and inspiring. The episode isn't just about Jean's past; it's also about the present and future.
She speaks about how her life has transformed through the support of her Al-Anon community and how she's learned to love and laugh again. Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, Jean's story offers valuable lessons on resilience, acceptance, and the power of community. Don't miss this chance to hear Jean's uplifting journey. Her story might just be the encouragement you need to keep going or to start your own path to recovery.