Mad Dog Recovery
Mad Dog Recovery
Tom Powers Myrtle Beach South Carolina AA Conference April 1966
Tom Powers Myrtle Beach South Carolina AA Conference April 1966
Tom Powers Myrtle Beach South Carolina AA Conference April 1966
Monday 27th January 2025
Tom Powers shares his journey and insights on recovery at the Myrtle Beach South Carolina AA Conference in April 1966. A must-listen for anyone on the path to sobriety.
45 minutes
Inspiring
Honest
Supportive
Hopeful
Encouraging
About this podcast
Author:
Mad Dog Recovery
Overview:
Categories:
Recovery with AA
Creative Recovery Journeys
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Links:
Visit site
Episodes:
426 (View all)
Do you want to link to this podcast?
Get the buttons here!Tom Powers' Powerful Message on Recovery at Myrtle Beach AA Conference
Episode Overview
- Tom Powers shares his journey starting AA at age 30.
- He challenges the notion that AA only touches a small part of the alcoholism problem.
- Highlights the importance of willingness and desire for recovery.
- Discusses the struggles of relapse and the need for humility.
- Emphasises the transformative power of AA and community support.
If you are willing to entertain the possibility that you got a booze problem and you need help, man, that's some terrific advance.
Tom Powers takes the stage at the Myrtle Beach South Carolina AA Conference in April 1966, delivering a powerful and deeply moving message. He begins by reflecting on his own journey, starting AA at the age of 30 in 1941, and sharing his insights on the scope of alcoholism in the United States.
With a mix of humour and sincerity, Tom challenges the notion that AA only touches a small part of the problem, arguing instead that it makes a significant impact by helping those who truly seek help. He highlights the importance of willingness and desire for recovery, pointing out that many alcoholics are not ready to accept help until they reach a certain level of misery.
Tom's message is both hopeful and realistic, acknowledging the struggles of those who relapse but emphasising the importance of humility and adherence to the AA program. His personal anecdotes and reflections provide a relatable and inspiring perspective for anyone on their own path to recovery or supporting someone who is. This episode is a testament to the transformative power of AA and the importance of community and support in overcoming addiction.
Whether you're new to AA or a long-time member, Tom's words offer valuable insights and encouragement.