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Marty M: The (probable) first woman in AA sober since 1939
Marty M: The (probable) first woman in AA sober since 1939
Marty M: The (probable) first woman in AA sober since 1939
Saturday 21st December 2024
Marty M shares her journey as one of the first women in AA, offering insights and encouragement for those on the path to sobriety.
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Episode Overview
- Marty M's journey as one of the first women in AA.
- The impact of her story 'Women Suffer Too'.
- Her experiences with relapses and recovery.
- The importance of community support in AA.
- Resilience and perseverance in the face of addiction.
My heart never left AA and I got back as soon as I could.
In this episode of Sober Cast, you'll hear from Marty M, a pioneering woman in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) who has been sober since 1939. Recorded in 1980 at the Greenfield Hill Group in New York, Marty shares her journey with honesty and a touch of humour. She is known for her story 'Women Suffer Too' in the second edition of the AA Big Book, which has inspired countless women in their recovery journeys.
Marty talks about her initial struggles with sobriety, including her early relapses and the challenges of being one of the first women in a predominantly male environment. She candidly discusses her experiences with alcohol, her hospitalisations, and the turning point that led her to embrace AA fully. Marty’s story is a testament to resilience and the power of community in overcoming addiction.
Whether you're on your own path to sobriety or supporting someone who is, Marty’s story offers valuable insights and encouragement. Tune in to hear her powerful message and gain a deeper understanding of the history and impact of women in AA.