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Ron M. Roseville Tuesday Night Group Speaker Meeting 6/8/2024
Ron M. Roseville Tuesday Night Group Speaker Meeting 6/8/2024
Ron M. Roseville Tuesday Night Group Speaker Meeting 6/8/2024
Saturday 15th June 2024
Ron M. shares his powerful story of recovery, challenging misconceptions about sobriety and emphasising the role of spirituality in overcoming addiction.
55 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Ron discusses the difference between being 'recovered' and 'cured'.
- Emphasises the role of a higher power in achieving sobriety.
- Shares personal stories of childhood trauma and its impact on his addiction.
- Highlights the importance of accountability and helping others in AA.
- Stresses the need to overcome self-pity and embrace spiritual principles.
I have recovered from a seemingly hopeless state of mind and body. And quite simply it means that God has removed the mental obsession and the physical craving for me.
In this episode of 'Mad Dog Recovery AA Speakers', Ron M. takes the stage at the Roseville Tuesday Night Group Speaker Meeting. With a mix of humour and raw honesty, Ron shares his journey from a 'seemingly hopeless state of mind and body' to finding sobriety and peace through Alcoholics Anonymous. He dives into the often controversial topic of being 'recovered' versus 'cured', referencing Bill Wilson's own words and experiences to challenge common misconceptions in AA circles.
Ron’s story is filled with personal anecdotes, from his troubled childhood to his struggles with addiction and eventual recovery. He speaks candidly about the insidious nature of alcoholism, the impact of his upbringing, and the importance of spiritual principles in his life. Ron credits his sobriety to a higher power, emphasising that his recovery was not self-achieved but a gift from God.
His reflections on accountability, self-pity, and the necessity of helping others in the AA community provide valuable insights for anyone on a similar path. If you're looking for a heartfelt and thought-provoking talk that blends wisdom with wit, this episode is a must-listen.