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Kenny L. AA Male
Kenny L. AA Male
Kenny L. AA Male
Friday 18th April 2025
Kenny L. shares his powerful story of overcoming alcoholism through AA, highlighting the miracles and lessons learned along the way.
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61 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Recovery involves continuous self-checks.
- Community support is crucial for sobriety.
- Letting go of old ideas can lead to transformation.
- Spiritual growth is a key component of recovery.
- Helping others can strengthen one's own recovery.
Am I actually moving forward in my recovery? Or am I just swinging back and forth?
Kenny L. shares his remarkable journey from the depths of alcoholism to nearly two decades of sobriety. With a dry sense of humour and candid reflections, Kenny recounts his struggle to stay sober and the transformative power of AA. He opens up about his troubled childhood, the relentless pursuit of success, and the moments of despair that ultimately led him to seek help.
Kenny's story is a testament to the miracles that can happen when one lets go of old ideas and embraces a spiritual program of action. He highlights the importance of community support, sharing how he found strength in helping others and staying active in AA. Kenny's anecdotes, from his speech therapy sessions as a child to his harrowing experiences with a motorcycle club, paint a vivid picture of his life before and after recovery.
His message is clear: true recovery involves continuous self-checks and putting others' welfare ahead of one's own. Kenny's journey is both inspiring and relatable, making this episode a must-listen for anyone seeking hope and guidance in their own recovery process.