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Old Timers Down Under AA
Old Timers Down Under AA
Old Timers Down Under AA
Thursday 4th July 2024
Hear powerful stories from AA old-timers at the 1980 convention in Australia. Inspiring tales of recovery, fellowship, and resilience.
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90 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Claude Fairbairn shares his story of overcoming 35 years of drinking.
- Long John Silver talks about his transformation from chronic alcoholic to sober.
- Marge discusses her battle with peripheral neuritis and journey to sobriety.
- Huck from Mildura reflects on the importance of community in recovery.
- The episode highlights the life-changing support of Alcoholics Anonymous.
The only way that I could possibly handle booze was to keep off it as long as I could.
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, you'll be transported to the 1980 AA convention in Camberwell Hall, Australia. Claude Fairbairn, a long-time member of Alcoholics Anonymous, kicks off the meeting by sharing his powerful story of overcoming 35 years of drinking. His journey is filled with wisdom, humour, and the undeniable impact of AA's 200-word programme.
Claude's story is followed by Long John Silver from New South Wales, who recounts his transformation from a chronic alcoholic to a sober, content individual. His candid reflections on the ups and downs of sobriety are both relatable and inspiring. Next, you'll hear from Marge, whose vibrant energy and gratitude for AA shine through as she talks about her struggles with peripheral neuritis and her journey to sobriety.
Each speaker brings a unique perspective, yet they all share a common thread - the life-changing support of Alcoholics Anonymous. The episode wraps up with Huck from Mildura, who reflects on his own experiences and the importance of community in maintaining sobriety. This episode is a treasure trove of stories that highlight the power of fellowship and the resilience of the human spirit. Whether you're in recovery or supporting someone who is, these heartfelt testimonies offer hope and encouragement.
Tune in to hear how these 'old-timers' have navigated their paths to sobriety and find inspiration in their words. Don't miss out on these incredible stories - they might just change your life.