The Boiled Owl
The Boiled Owl
Owl 086 Susan
Owl 086 Susan
Owl 086 Susan
Tuesday 15th September 2020
Listen to Susan's candid story of moving from denial to sobriety on the Boiled Owl AA Recovery Podcast with hosts Don and Sam.
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49 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Susan's Wake-Up Call: From Denial to Sobriety
I always thought I had to be superhuman, and alcohol helped me do that, and even if I didn't have alcohol, I could find other ways to try to be superhuman, you know, and just kind of be that human doing, you know, and try to get it all that way.
Ever wondered what it takes to finally confront a drinking problem? Susan's story might give you some insight. In this episode of the Boiled Owl AA Recovery Podcast, hosts Don and Sam sit down with Susan, who opens up about her dramatic wake-up call. Picture this: Susan, still drunk from the night before, sitting in a hairdresser's chair and staring at her reflection.
It was a moment of harsh clarity that led her to Alcoholics Anonymous in Kansas City, MO, back in 1997. Since then, her journey has been one of faith, surrender, and community support. Susan's candid conversation reveals the pivotal role of faith in her recovery. She talks about how admitting defeat and accepting help were crucial steps in her path to sobriety.
The episode is filled with reflections from Don and Sam, who underscore the importance of AA traditions and the power of sharing experiences. If you're looking for a story that combines raw honesty with hope, this episode is for you. Susan's journey is a testament to the strength found in community and the transformative power of surrendering to a higher power. Tune in for an inspiring discussion that could very well change your perspective on sobriety.