Suzanne A. on Mending Fences and Healing Hearts in Sobriety
On top of going to AA meetings, on top of talking to a sponsor, on top of also helping other alcoholics, those are all important things for me to do in my life so that I can continue being a good mother and just being who I am and true to myself and being sober.
Ever wondered what it truly takes to mend the fences you've broken in the past? Suzanne A. from Sharpsville, PA, opens up in this episode of the Daily Reflection Podcast about her journey of making amends and transforming her life. Reflecting on the September 13th entry, 'Repairing the Damage', Suzanne dives into the complexities of Step Nine from the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions book.
She talks about the importance of good judgment, timing, courage, and prudence in her path to sobriety. Suzanne shares candidly about her struggles with alcoholism and how finding a sponsor and attending AA meetings became pivotal steps in her recovery. She emphasizes the dual approach to making amends: repairing the direct damage caused to others and modifying her own behavior to prevent further harm.
Suzanne's story is a heartfelt exploration of how faith and spirituality play a crucial role in her ongoing recovery. But it doesn't stop there. Suzanne also delves into how being a good mother and helping other alcoholics have become cornerstones of her sober life. Her journey is not just about her own healing but also about giving back to the community and supporting others on their paths.
This episode is a testament to the power of honest reflection, making amends, and the strength found in community support. If you're navigating your own journey to sobriety or supporting someone who is, Suzanne's story offers a beacon of hope and practical wisdom. Tune in to hear her inspiring tale of resilience and transformation on the Daily Reflection Podcast.