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A Disease of Perception-Clancy I. AA speaker
A Disease of Perception-Clancy I. AA speaker
A Disease of Perception-Clancy I. AA speaker
Wednesday 1st September 2021
Join Clancy I. as he shares his humorous and heartfelt journey through sobriety, offering valuable insights and experiences from decades in AA.
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Episode Overview
- Humour can be a powerful tool in recovery.
- Staying active in AA is crucial for long-term sobriety.
- Community support plays a significant role in overcoming addiction.
- Medical treatments for alcoholism have evolved over the years.
- Personal stories can offer valuable lessons and insights.
My name is Clancy, I'm an alcoholic. I'll tell people the truth. I'm going to tell you the truth right now.
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, you'll hear from Clancy I., a seasoned AA speaker who brings both humour and wisdom to his discussion about alcoholism and recovery. Recorded in 1992, Clancy shares his journey through the ups and downs of sobriety, offering a candid look at the challenges and triumphs he's faced along the way.
From humorous anecdotes about his medical mishaps to the profound realisations that have kept him sober for decades, Clancy's storytelling is both engaging and deeply relatable. He touches on the technical aspects of recovery, the importance of staying active in AA, and the transformative power of the twelve-step programme. Whether you're new to recovery or have been on the path for years, Clancy's insights provide valuable perspectives and a good dose of laughter.
Don't miss this chance to hear from someone who has truly lived the experience and come out stronger on the other side.