2 Sober Chicks - Lisa & Julie
2 Sober Chicks - Lisa & Julie
Shotglass w Lisa - A Difference of Opinion
Shotglass w Lisa - A Difference of Opinion
Shotglass w Lisa - A Difference of Opinion
Saturday 31st July 2021
Lisa from '2 Sober Chicks' shares her experience with different AA meetings, emphasizing acceptance and unity in recovery. Listen for heartfelt insights.
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Get the buttons here!Lisa's Journey Through Contrasting AA Meetings: Embracing Differences
We can have different opinions but today I don’t let that stand in the way of still loving you.
Ever wondered how different AA meetings can be? Lisa from '2 Sober Chicks' shares her eye-opening experience attending two very different Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, one in Toronto and another in California. The episode revolves around the well-known slogan 'Live and Let Live', which Lisa found herself reflecting on deeply during these contrasting sessions. Despite the varied approaches and opinions in each meeting, she highlights the beauty of embracing these differences as a path to personal growth and unity in recovery.
Lisa dives into the significance of the AA Big Book and how it has been a cornerstone in her journey. She also talks about the vital role of having a higher power and the act of surrendering to it. Her reflections remind us that acceptance and compassion are key in navigating the diverse landscape of recovery.
For anyone on their own recovery journey or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a refreshing perspective on how differences can be a source of strength rather than division. Tune in to hear Lisa's heartfelt insights and find inspiration in the power of unity through diversity.