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Topic: Steps 10 and 11 led by Mildred F (38 years)
Topic: Steps 10 and 11 led by Mildred F (38 years)
Topic: Steps 10 and 11 led by Mildred F (38 years)
Wednesday 10th March 2021
Join Mildred F as she shares her 38-year journey through Steps 10 and 11, highlighting spirituality, community, and living in the present.
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Get the buttons here!Steps 10 and 11: Mildred F's Path to Inner Peace and Spiritual Growth
We don't have Yesterday, we don't have Tomorrow, all we have is Today.
Picture this: a former nun from Toronto, with 38 years of sobriety under her belt, sharing her heartfelt journey through Steps 10 and 11 of Alcoholics Anonymous. In this episode of Sober Cast, Mildred F opens up about the transformative power of these steps and how they've shaped her life since she got sober in May 1973. Speaking at the 2nd Annual Liberty Bell Roundup in June 2013, Mildred brings a wealth of experience and wisdom to the table.
Mildred's story is not just about staying sober; it's about finding a deeper connection with herself and the world around her. She emphasizes the importance of living in the present moment and making each day count. Her insights into spirituality offer a refreshing perspective on recovery, showing how prayer and surrender can lead to profound inner peace. One of the standout points in Mildred's talk is her focus on community.
She discusses how AA has provided her with true friendship and a sense of belonging, helping her overcome loneliness and isolation. Her message is clear: recovery is not a solo journey but a collective effort supported by a compassionate community. If you're looking for inspiration, hope, and practical advice on working Steps 10 and 11, this episode is a must-listen. Mildred's candidness and sincerity make her story relatable and uplifting, offering valuable lessons for anyone on the path to sobriety.