stop13stepinaa
stop13stepinaa
Tragic Death AA member "Keeper's son by Criminal AA member
Tragic Death AA member "Keeper's son by Criminal AA member
Tragic Death AA member "Keeper's son by Criminal AA member
Tuesday 30th July 2013
Hear a mother's tragic story of loss in AA and her mission to make recovery safer. Explore predatory behavior in 12-step meetings and alternative healing options.
60 minutes
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Get the buttons here!A Mother's Fight: Addressing Predatory Behavior in AA
These steps taught me that I have to be responsible for my actions and my inactions. And so you know it's sad to say, but you know a lot of the behavior that I'm talking about was going on by people that had and years.
Imagine the heartache of losing a child to someone who was supposed to help them. In this gripping episode of Safe Recovery, we hear the tragic story of TJ McGuire, a young man who lost his life at the hands of his AA sponsor, Gerald Estes. This heartbreaking incident exposes the dark side of predatory behavior within 12-step meetings and raises critical questions about safety in recovery programs.
Monica Richardson sits down with the guest, known as stop13stepinaa, who shares her deeply personal journey through grief and her mission to make recovery safer for everyone. She opens up about her experiences, shedding light on how she took responsibility for her actions and inactions, and the steps she's taking to prevent such tragedies from happening again. This episode is not just a cautionary tale; it's a call to action for those involved in recovery communities.
It challenges listeners to rethink the traditional narratives around addiction recovery and consider alternative healing approaches that prioritize safety and empowerment. With raw honesty and emotional depth, this conversation is a must-listen for anyone invested in understanding the complexities of addiction recovery and the urgent need for safer, more supportive environments.