AA Podcast
AA Podcast
Multiple Speakers: Matthew then Anna (11 months) NSFW
Multiple Speakers: Matthew then Anna (11 months) NSFW
Multiple Speakers: Matthew then Anna (11 months) NSFW
Monday 6th December 2021
Matthew and Anna discuss their journeys through relapse and recovery on Sober Cast, highlighting faith, community support, and resilience.
42 minutes
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Get the buttons here!From Relapse to Resilience: Matthew and Anna's Sobriety Stories
These are the people who gave me life, you know um, or gave me a chance in this world, and um so, um, yeah, so I had climbed out of that hell hole and I expunged all my records.
Picture yourself in a room filled with people who understand your struggle. That's the atmosphere you'll find in this episode of Sober Cast. Two speakers, Matthew and Anna, share their deeply personal journeys through the highs and lows of alcoholism and recovery. Matthew kicks things off as the 10-minute speaker, offering a candid look at how he hit rock bottom and found solace in a higher power.
His story is raw and real, a testament to the power of faith in the darkest times. Then comes Anna, whose journey is a rollercoaster of relapse and resilience. She opens up about how it took her two years to secure the 11 months of sobriety she had at the time of this talk. Her honesty about 'going out' after eight years sober is both heart-wrenching and hopeful.
Anna's story underscores the importance of community support and the relentless pursuit of sobriety. This episode, recorded at a North Oakland AA Open speaker meeting in August 2018, is a compelling mix of vulnerability and strength. Matthew and Anna's stories offer valuable insights into the challenges of staying sober and highlight the critical role of prayer and community in the recovery process.
Their experiences serve as a beacon of hope for anyone grappling with alcoholism, proving that even after setbacks, redemption is always within reach.