Tom I.'s 41-Year Journey: From Rookie to Veteran in AA
Episode Overview
Tom I. shares his 41-year journey in Alcoholics Anonymous. Reflects on the importance of community and support in recovery. Highlights humorous and heartfelt moments from his sobriety. Introduces Randy Hazel, emphasising inclusivity in AA. Encourages finding hope and support through shared experiences.
If you live long enough, it's amazing how the wheel turns.
Tom I. takes the stage in this episode of Recovery Radio Network, sharing his incredible journey of sobriety that began on Groundhog Day in 1957. With a mix of humour and heartfelt moments, Tom reflects on his 41 years in recovery, from being the youngest in the room to now being one of the oldest. He talks about the importance of community and how Alcoholics Anonymous has been a lifeline for him and many others.
Tom's anecdotes, like being called 'the rookie' at a conference and his humorous take on 'Drunker Logs', bring a light-hearted touch to his serious message. He emphasises the power of shared experiences and the unconditional support found within AA meetings. Tom also introduces Randy Hazel from Canada, highlighting the inclusive and welcoming nature of these gatherings. This episode is a testament to the transformative power of recovery and the bonds formed through shared struggles and triumphs.
Whether you're new to recovery or have been on this path for years, Tom's story is sure to resonate and inspire. So, if you're looking for a mix of wisdom, humour, and heartfelt moments, this episode is a must-listen. Tom's journey reminds us all that no matter how tough things get, there's always hope and a community ready to support you.