Me An Alcoholic? - A Timeless Tale of Sobriety
I had a lot more hell to go through, but what a difference there is between going through hell without a power greater than oneself and with it.
Ever wondered if you're the only one struggling with alcohol? In this episode of the Big Book Podcast, Howard L. takes you through 'Me An Alcoholic?', a story that’s as relevant today as it was when first published in the Second Edition of Alcoholics Anonymous. The author, whose identity remains unknown, got sober in November 1947 and continued to share his journey beyond 1954.
His narrative dives into the deep challenges of seeking a cure through psychiatry and battling inner turmoil. Yet, it's not just a tale of struggle; it's one of hope and transformation through the principles of AA. Howard's engaging narration brings the story to life, making it feel like a conversation with an old friend who truly understands your battles. This episode sheds light on how alcoholism affects family and work life, and emphasizes the sense of community that AA offers.
Whether you're new to recovery or a long-time member, this story will resonate with you and remind you that you're not alone. So, grab your headphones and join Howard L. for a timeless journey of sobriety and hope.