Howard L.
Howard L.
Margie D. – Sober Since November 1979 (Encore of Episode 7)
Margie D. – Sober Since November 1979 (Encore of Episode 7)
Margie D. – Sober Since November 1979 (Encore of Episode 7)
Wednesday 13th November 2024
Margie D. shares her 45-year journey of sobriety, filled with humour, challenges, and unwavering commitment to Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Episode Overview
- Margie has been sober since November 1979.
- She emphasises the importance of regular AA meetings.
- Her journey includes moving from New England to Miami and then to London.
- Margie discusses the significance of sponsorship and service commitments.
- She shares humorous and heartfelt anecdotes from her life.
The simple program I was first told about by the 'frigging old dudes' is the same program I follow today.
In this episode of AA Recovery Interviews, Howard L. sits down with Margie D., a woman who has been sober since November 1979. Originally from New England and now residing in Great Britain, Margie shares her journey through four decades of sobriety with warmth and humour. Despite facing numerous challenges, Margie has remained committed to the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous, attending meetings regularly and helping others through sponsorship and service commitments.
Her story is a testament to the power of perseverance and the support of the AA community. Margie’s reflections on her early days in AA, the 'frigging old dudes' who guided her, and her unwavering dedication to the program offer valuable insights for anyone on the path to recovery. This episode is filled with anecdotes about Margie's life, including her move to Miami during her drinking days and her eventual relocation to London.
Her candid discussion about the importance of meetings, even during difficult times, highlights the significance of community in maintaining sobriety. Whether you're new to AA or have been sober for years, Margie's story is sure to inspire and encourage you on your own journey.