Sue D.'s Journey: Love, Laughter, and Recovery
Episode Overview
The importance of strong sponsorship in recovery. How inventory work can reveal personal insights. The role of humour in coping with recovery challenges. The significance of service in maintaining sobriety. Finding a relationship with God through the twelve-step program.
I believe that God put an alcoholic in my life in order for me to find you, in order for me to find God.
Sue D., a dedicated member of the Al-Anon Family Groups, shares her heartfelt journey of recovery and love for an alcoholic. In this episode, she expresses gratitude for the support she's received and the profound changes in her life. Sue's story is filled with humour and warmth as she talks about her relationship with Keith, her husband, who is also in recovery.
From their early days of chaos and turmoil to finding peace and joy through the twelve-step program, Sue's anecdotes are both entertaining and enlightening. She recounts their amusing adventures, like Keith shaving his head and their playful banter, highlighting the lighter side of recovery. But it's not all laughs; Sue also delves into the serious moments, such as dealing with the loneliness and pain that come with loving an alcoholic.
Her honesty about the struggles and triumphs of recovery is inspiring. Sue emphasises the importance of strong sponsorship, inventory work, and service in maintaining sobriety. She reflects on how her relationship with God and the support of her Al-Anon community have been pivotal in her journey. By sharing her experiences, Sue offers hope and encouragement to others facing similar challenges. Her story is a testament to the transformative power of recovery and the unwavering support of the Al-Anon Family Groups.
If you're looking for a mix of humour, honesty, and inspiration, this episode is a must-listen.