Sherri F.'s Journey: From Reluctance to Gratitude in Al-Anon
Episode Overview
Sherri shares her journey as a grateful member of Al-Anon since 2001. Discusses the impact of her father's sobriety on her life. Highlights the importance of loving sponsorship in recovery. Reflects on the challenges of dealing with emotions. Emphasises daily recovery practices for maintaining a good life.
I can think my way out of a really good life. So it's really important that I do this deal every day.
In this heartfelt episode of Recovery Radio Network, Sherri F. shares her journey as a grateful member of Al-Anon since March 2001. With a mix of humour and raw honesty, Sherri recounts her early experiences with the programme, her initial reluctance, and how she found solace and growth through loving sponsorship. Her story is a tapestry of personal anecdotes, from dating a Harley-riding, Jesus-lookalike to navigating the complexities of family dynamics and recovery.
Sherri's reflections on her father's sobriety and its impact on her life offer a unique perspective on the intergenerational effects of alcoholism. She also touches on the challenges of dealing with emotions, both her own and others', and the importance of intellectual and academic recovery. Sherri's narrative is not just about her struggles but also about the joy and gratitude she finds in her current life, including her recent marriage and her commitment to daily recovery practices.
Whether you're new to Al-Anon or a long-time member, Sherri's story is sure to resonate with anyone seeking understanding and support in their recovery journey.