Scott L. & Steve L.: Reflections from the Usual Suspects Men's Retreat
Episode Overview
Steve Lee shares his sobriety journey starting from June 30th, 1989. Highlights the importance of community and mutual support in AA. Reflects on the evolving nature of personal stories in recovery. Emphasises the role of a higher power in overcoming addiction. Injects humour into serious discussions about alcoholism.
This alcoholism is death by a thousand paper cuts.
In this heartfelt episode of Mad Dog Recovery AA Speakers, Scott L. and Steve L. take the stage at the Usual Suspects Men's Retreat in Dickson, TN. Steve Lee, with his signature humour and candidness, shares his journey of sobriety that began on June 30th, 1989. He reflects on his past struggles with alcohol, the evolution of his story, and the profound impact of Alcoholics Anonymous on his life.
Scott and Steve's stories intertwine, highlighting the importance of camaraderie and mutual support in the recovery process. Steve's anecdotes about his past, from his last DUI to his initial reluctance to join AA meetings, paint a vivid picture of the challenges faced by those battling addiction. He emphasises the significance of finding a safe space in AA, where shared experiences and mutual understanding pave the way for healing.
The episode is peppered with light-hearted moments, like Steve recalling a clown uniform incident, which add a touch of humour to the serious subject matter. Steve's reflections on the transformative power of community and the role of a higher power in recovery offer hope and inspiration to those on their own sobriety journeys. If you're looking for an honest and engaging account of recovery, this episode is a must-listen.