Radio Claret América
Radio Claret América
Porqué decidi quedarme en Alcoholicos Anónimos
Porqué decidi quedarme en Alcoholicos Anónimos
Porqué decidi quedarme en Alcoholicos Anónimos
Thursday 19th April 2018
Tune into 'Esperanza de Vida' for real-life stories of finding hope and recovery through Alcoholics Anonymous.
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El Primer Paso, o Lo Primero que me Hizo sentir Pertenecer a algo, en este caso a una agrupaci?N, Fue El Recibimiento, Fue El Abrazo, Fue El Que no se me juzg.
Imagine finding yourself at a crossroads, battling addiction and searching for a lifeline. This episode of 'Esperanza de Vida' takes you through such a pivotal moment. Titled 'Porqué decidi quedarme en Alcoholicos Anónimos', it dives into the heartfelt stories of individuals who chose to stay with Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and embrace the path to recovery.
You'll hear genuine testimonies from people who have struggled with various forms of addiction—be it alcohol, drugs, or even gambling—and how they found solace and strength within the AA community.
One striking quote from the episode is, 'El Primer Paso, o Lo Primero que me Hizo sentir Pertenecer a algo, en este caso a una agrupación, Fue El Recibimiento, Fue El Abrazo, Fue El Que no se me juzg.' This encapsulates the essence of what makes AA so impactful: the feeling of being welcomed and not judged.
The hosts at Radio Claret América create a compassionate space where guests can openly share their stories, making listeners feel part of a supportive community. The episode also delves into the importance of self-awareness and acceptance in the recovery journey. It highlights how admitting you have a problem is the first step towards healing, and how group support can be a powerful catalyst for change.
If you're grappling with addiction or know someone who is, this episode offers a beacon of hope and practical insights into the recovery process. 'Esperanza de Vida' is more than just a podcast; it's a lifeline for those seeking to overcome addiction. Tune in to hear these moving stories and discover the transformative power of community and self-acceptance.