The Magdalen House
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Rosalind J. | Episode 12 | Recovered: Interviews With Alcoholic Women
Rosalind J. | Episode 12 | Recovered: Interviews With Alcoholic Women
Rosalind J. | Episode 12 | Recovered: Interviews With Alcoholic Women
Wednesday 19th August 2020
Listen to Rozzie J. discuss her path to sobriety through faith, forgiveness, and community support on The Magdalen House Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Rozzie J.'s Path to Sobriety: Finding Strength in Community and Faith
There is something more powerful than me and be willing to do the rest of the work to find that power by which I could live.
Have you ever wondered how faith and community can play a role in recovery? In this episode of The Magdalen House Podcast, Rozzie J. opens up about her journey from addiction to sobriety. She shares her personal experiences with a refreshing honesty that will resonate with anyone who's faced similar struggles. Rozzie discusses the difference between being God-reliant and self-reliant, and how embracing a higher power has been crucial in her recovery process.
She also talks about the importance of forgiveness, both of oneself and others, and how this has helped her heal. The conversation touches on the significance of service and sponsorship, and how these acts of giving back have strengthened her commitment to sobriety. Additionally, Rozzie explores the impact of the Big Book and the 'We Agnostics' chapter, offering insights that could be eye-opening for those new to the 12-Step program.
This episode is a heartfelt narrative of overcoming addiction, finding purpose, and the transformative power of community support. Whether you're on your own recovery journey or supporting someone who is, Rozzie's story is sure to inspire and uplift.