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Ted B. AA Male
Ted B. AA Male
Ted B. AA Male
Monday 17th June 2024
Join Ted B. as he shares his candid journey from alcoholism to sobriety, highlighting the importance of AA and family support.
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67 minutes
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Inspiring
Supportive
Hopeful
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Get the buttons here!Ted B.'s Journey: From Courtroom Chaos to Sobriety
Episode Overview
- Ted's humorous yet serious recounting of his days as a judge and heavy drinker.
- The pivotal role of Alcoholics Anonymous in Ted's recovery.
- Importance of family support, highlighted by Ted's wife, Margaret.
- Ted's blend of humour and honesty in sharing his fears and mistakes.
- Gratitude towards the AA community for helping rebuild his life.
"Don't take the first drink, and you won't get drunk."
In this heartfelt episode of Recovery Radio Network, Ted B. shares his journey through alcoholism and his path to sobriety. Ted opens up about his struggles, starting from his early days as a judge in Texas City, where his heavy drinking habits took a toll on his life and career. His candid recounting of courtroom antics while intoxicated and his futile attempts to control his drinking are both eye-opening and sobering.
Ted's story is peppered with humorous anecdotes, like his hair transplant escapade, which adds a touch of lightness to his otherwise serious narrative. Ted emphasises the importance of the Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) programme in his recovery. He reflects on the pivotal moment when he realised that simply stopping drinking wasn't enough; he needed the support and structure that AA provided. His message is clear: don't take the first drink, and you won't get drunk.
Ted's gratitude towards AA and its members shines through as he credits them with helping him rebuild his life and marriage. Throughout the episode, Ted's wife, Margaret, stands by his side, showcasing the importance of family support in the recovery journey. Ted's honesty about his fears, mistakes, and the gradual process of healing offers a relatable and hopeful perspective for anyone struggling with addiction. Ted's story is a powerful reminder that recovery is possible with the right support system.
His blend of humour and raw honesty makes this episode both engaging and inspiring. If you're looking for a tale of resilience and hope, this episode is a must-listen.