Howard L.
Howard L.
Linda G. – Sober 42 Years
Linda G. – Sober 42 Years
Linda G. – Sober 42 Years
Saturday 26th December 2020
Linda G's 42-year journey in AA highlights the power of community, regular meetings, and sponsorship. Tune in for inspiration and practical advice.
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Howard L.
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Recovery with AA
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Linda G: Four Decades of Sobriety and Wisdom in AA
I've seen every outcome of the disease of alcoholism that there is, from acute intoxication to chronic people with chronic paranoid delusions, from their alcoholism to people that have had that, where they, their chemistry in their body gets so out of whack that they need to have iv fluids, from people to having, you know, alcoholic seizures.
Ever wondered how someone can stay sober for over 40 years? Linda G. is here to share her incredible journey, having maintained her sobriety since the age of 22. In this episode of 'AA Recovery Interviews', hosted by Howard L., Linda dives into her life before and after joining Alcoholics Anonymous, revealing the secrets to her long-term success.
Linda’s story is a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone in the AA community, whether you’re new to the program or a seasoned member. She talks about the importance of regular meetings, even after decades of sobriety, and how staying engaged with the AA community has been a cornerstone of her recovery. Linda also touches on the vital role of sponsorship and how guiding others has enriched her own journey.
She doesn’t shy away from discussing the harsh realities of alcoholism, sharing stories that highlight both the devastating impacts and the transformative power of recovery. If you’re looking for a dose of inspiration or practical advice on staying sober, Linda’s story is a must-listen. Her experiences remind us all that recovery is a lifelong journey, and staying connected with the AA community can make all the difference.