Finding Strength in Fellowship: Frank T.'s Journey with Rule 62
Episode Overview
Transitioning from in-person to online AA meetings was challenging but necessary. Sticking to the core purpose of recovery is crucial in AA meetings. Technical and emotional efforts are vital for running smooth online meetings. Self-awareness and acceptance are key components of recovery. Community support plays a significant role in maintaining sobriety.
Not taking myself seriously and not missing a chance to appreciate and point out what's working well.
Frank T. takes you on a heartfelt journey through the ups and downs of his AA meetings in the episode 'Rule 62'. He reflects on the challenges of transitioning from in-person to online meetings during the pandemic and how this shift impacted his recovery journey. Frank's candid storytelling brings to life the struggles and triumphs of maintaining sobriety in a rapidly changing world.
From the initial resistance to online meetings to finding a new rhythm, Frank's experiences are relatable for anyone navigating similar changes. He highlights the importance of sticking to the core purpose of AA meetings—recovery—and how easily distractions can creep in. You'll hear about the technical and emotional efforts that go into keeping these meetings running smoothly, ensuring that everyone feels supported and connected.
Frank's anecdotes about his early days in AA, filled with unself-aware lunacy, evolve into moments of self-awareness and acceptance, offering hope and inspiration to others on their path to sobriety. The episode is a testament to the power of community and the resilience required to adapt and thrive in challenging times. Whether you're new to AA or a long-time member, Frank's story will resonate with you and remind you of the strength found in fellowship.