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Alcoholics Anonymous Radio Show

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Alcoholics Anonymous Radio Show

Tune into the 'Alcoholics Anonymous Radio Show' for heartfelt stories of sobriety and practical advice on overcoming alcoholism.
Alcohol, Addiction & Recovery
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Alcoholics Anonymous Radio Show - Miri 5 Months sober
Monday 30th March 2020
25 minutes
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Alcoholics Anonymous Radio Show - Susan - 7 years sober
Monday 23rd March 2020
21 minutes
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Alcoholics Anonymous Radio Show - Simon 17 years sober
Monday 16th March 2020
24 minutes
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Alcoholics Anonymous Radio Show: Real Stories of Sobriety and Hope

Ever wondered how people find their way out of the grip of alcoholism? The 'Alcoholics Anonymous Radio Show' offers a candid look into the lives of those who have battled addiction and emerged victorious. Produced at PlainsFM, this 25-minute broadcast brings you heartfelt stories from members of Alcoholics Anonymous in Christchurch.
Each episode kicks off with a brief chat about what alcoholism really is, followed by interviews with one or two recovering alcoholics who share their journeys and the 'one-day-at-a-time' approach that AA champions. Listeners are treated to genuine, raw accounts of struggle and triumph, providing not just inspiration but practical advice on recognizing the problem, seeking help, and maintaining sobriety.
Whether it's the power of the Serenity Prayer, the importance of community support, or the transformative steps of AA's program, each story offers a unique perspective on recovery. This podcast is perfect for anyone touched by addiction, whether personally or through a loved one. It sheds light on how AA helps individuals overcome not just alcoholism but also co-occurring issues like depression and anxiety.
With a blend of empathy, real-life experiences, and actionable insights, the 'Alcoholics Anonymous Radio Show' serves as a beacon of hope for those navigating the rocky path to sobriety.