Glenn's First Year of Sobriety: A Journey of Hope and Transformation
I'm here [in AA] because I don't want to die. I'm here because I'm sick of living a lie and I'm sick of alcohol controlling me.
Imagine walking into a room filled with strangers, each one battling their own demons, and finding a sense of hope that changes your life. That's exactly what happened to Glenn when he first stepped into Alcoholics Anonymous. In this episode of the 'Keep Coming Back Podcast', Glenn shares his candid story of his first year in sobriety, reflecting on the impact alcohol had on his life and marriage.
He opens up about how he embraced AA's program with honesty, willingness, and an open mind, finding solace in the Promises from the very beginning. Glenn's early relationship with alcohol was anything but ordinary, but it quickly spiraled out of control. Determined to reclaim his life, he dove headfirst into the AA program. Surprisingly, he found Steps 4 and 5—often daunting for many—to be incredibly liberating.
Glenn emphasizes the importance of staying connected and accountable within the AA community, a crucial element in his journey to sobriety. Throughout his story, Glenn also shares how his relationship with God deepened, bringing him peace and serenity. His message to those still struggling with alcoholism is clear: there's always hope, and it's never too late to start your journey to recovery.
Tune in to hear Glenn's inspiring journey and discover the power of honesty, willingness, and community in overcoming addiction.