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Tom C. AA Male
Tom C. AA Male
Tom C. AA Male
Friday 21st June 2024
Tom C. shares his raw and honest journey from alcoholism to sobriety, highlighting the power of AA meetings and spiritual growth.
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Episode Overview
- Tom C. shares his journey from alcoholism to sobriety.
- Highlights the importance of AA meetings and fellowship.
- Emphasises maintaining a spiritual condition for recovery.
- Discusses the impact of addiction on family and relationships.
- Urges others to find strength in community and spirituality.
I don't take Tom serious, I take this disease real serious
Tom C., a long-time member of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), takes centre stage in this episode of Recovery Radio Network. With a blend of humour and sincerity, Tom shares his journey of recovery that began in 1971. He starts with a light-hearted introduction, boasting about his AA group and sponsor, but quickly shifts to the serious nature of alcoholism. Tom recounts his early days of drinking, the destructive behaviours that followed, and the moment he realised he needed help.
His story is filled with vivid anecdotes, from his time in the military to his struggles with law enforcement and family issues. Through it all, Tom emphasises the importance of AA meetings, the fellowship, and maintaining a spiritual condition. He also highlights the power of sharing experiences, urging others to find strength in community and spirituality. This episode is a raw and honest portrayal of one man's battle with addiction and his path to sobriety.
It's a must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration and practical advice on overcoming alcoholism.