Odyssey House Journals

Odyssey House Journals

Odyssey House Journals

  • 51 Odyssey House Journals - Chick

51 Odyssey House Journals - Chick

Thursday 26th March 2020

Join Randall Carlisle as he interviews Chick, a 30-year veteran of sobriety, discussing addiction, humility, and support in 'Odyssey House Journals'.
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Chick's 30-Year Journey: Lessons from a Veteran of Sobriety

Recovery is about becoming right-sized in my opinion.
Ever wondered what three decades of sobriety looks like? In this episode of 'Odyssey House Journals', host Randall Carlisle sits down with Chick, a familiar face at countless AA meetings. For 30 years, Chick has navigated the ups and downs of recovery, and he’s here to share his story. From his first meeting with Randall to becoming a staple in the recovery community, Chick’s journey is filled with wisdom, humility, and resilience.
Chick opens up about the addictive nature of oxycodone and the historical context of drug use, even touching on its prevalence during World War II. But it’s not just about the past; Chick also dives into the daily realities of staying sober. He talks about the concept of 'right-sizing'—finding a balance between humility and self-worth—and how it has been crucial in his recovery. One of the standout moments in this episode is Chick’s take on the power of camaraderie.
He emphasizes how the support from fellow AA members has been a cornerstone of his sobriety. The episode wraps up with a heartfelt discussion on the importance of keeping an open mind and avoiding judgment within the recovery community. If you’re looking for inspiration or practical advice on sobriety, Chick’s story is a must-listen. His reflections offer valuable insights for anyone touched by addiction, whether personally or through a loved one.
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