Distrito14
Distrito14
Jovenes AA (Alex)
Jovenes AA (Alex)
Jovenes AA (Alex)
Friday 8th January 2021
Alex shares his journey as a young member of A.A., highlighting unique challenges and the vital support found in AA Tijuana D14.
11 minutes
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Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Young and Sober: Alex's Journey in AA Tijuana
In A.A. often we feel different. We don't fit in with our peers who can drink without consequences. But in the rooms of A.A., we find people who understand us and support us in our journey to sobriety.
Growing up is tough enough without the added weight of alcoholism. In this episode of AA Tijuana D14, we meet Alex, a young member of Alcoholics Anonymous, who shares his raw and honest journey to sobriety. Feeling out of place among peers who could drink without consequence, Alex found himself grappling with alcohol at an age when most are just starting to figure out life.
Peer pressure, strained relationships with parents, and the lure of social events made his struggle even harder. But in the rooms of A.A., he found something invaluable – understanding and support. Alex's story isn't just about quitting drinking; it's about finding a community that gets you. He talks about the initial disbelief many young people face, thinking they're too young to be alcoholics.
Yet, through the shared experiences and unwavering support of both young and older members, Alex discovered a path to manage life's daily stresses without alcohol. This episode dives into the unique challenges young people face in their battle against addiction and how A.A.'s supportive environment can make all the difference. If you're a young person struggling with alcoholism or know someone who is, Alex's story might just be the spark of hope you need.