AA Podcast
AA Podcast
Topic: Relapse is Not a Requirement - From ICYPAA 52
Topic: Relapse is Not a Requirement - From ICYPAA 52
Topic: Relapse is Not a Requirement - From ICYPAA 52
Wednesday 22nd December 2021
Hear speakers from ICYPAA 52 discuss recovery and overcoming relapse. Learn about AA's role in staying sober on Sober Cast.
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Get the buttons here!ICYPAA 52: Recovery Insights and Overcoming Relapse
But the one thing that when I was trying to think about what I could say, that I guess my message is, is the other side of it, the one thing that was there the entire time, what was so crucial is that when finally something did happen, aa was still there and that was, you know, that only thing that I remember from my first meeting was that guy sticking out his hand to me and telling me: welcome, you know nothing else. And really, aa was there when I came back.
Ever wondered how to bounce back after a relapse? This episode of Sober Cast brings together multiple speakers from the 52nd International Conference of Young People in Alcoholics Anonymous (ICYPAA), held in August 2010, to tackle this very topic. The speakers dive into their personal stories of relapse and recovery, shedding light on the critical role AA has played in their journeys.
They share candid reflections on the pitfalls of pride, the dangers of dry drunk syndrome, and the invaluable gift of desperation that often sparks change. The episode also features a Q&A session, adding an interactive layer to the discussion. Whether you're in recovery or supporting someone who is, you'll find this episode both enlightening and practical. It emphasizes the importance of support, honesty, and accountability, offering real-world advice for staying on the path to sobriety.