Sober Sisters
Sober Sisters
Service!
Service!
Service!
Thursday 3rd November 2022
Elizabeth and M.G. discuss the impact of service on sobriety, sharing personal experiences and tips for staying connected in recovery.
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Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Creative Recovery Journeys
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!The Power of Service in Sobriety: Insights from Sober Sisters
This is a disease of connection, right. It's more if you can, less if you can't got you.
Ever wondered how giving back can shape your recovery journey? In this episode of 'Sober Sisters Talk', Elizabeth Pudwill and M.G. dive into the transformative role of service in maintaining sobriety. They kick things off by discussing sponsorship and the beauty of imperfection in the process. M.G. shares her experience with multiple sponsors, each offering unique perspectives, while Elizabeth highlights that sponsors don't have all the answers but can provide relatable support. Balancing time and priorities is another key topic.
M.G. juggles two active sponsees, two jobs, and school, dedicating just an hour a week to service. The hosts stress that service isn't about grand gestures but about meaningful connections. They emphasize that addiction is a disease of connection, and staying connected through service is vital. The episode also touches on the upcoming New England Intergroup Fall SLAA Workshop, where Elizabeth and M.G. will present topics. They encourage listeners to attend workshops and gatherings for new connections and learning opportunities.
M.G. underscores the importance of attending meetings and being of service, especially when feeling overwhelmed or avoiding emotions. She advises against always saying no or yes, advocating for a balanced approach. This episode is packed with personal stories and reflections, making it relatable and inspiring. Elizabeth and M.G. remind us that service is not just about giving but also about receiving support and staying connected.
Tune in to discover how service can enrich your recovery journey and help you build a supportive community.