AA History Part 1AA History Part 1
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AA history part 1
1:19:45•16 Mar 2009
Journey Through AA History with James Morel
Episode Overview
- James Morel shares his personal journey to sobriety.
- Importance of a sponsor in maintaining sobriety.
- Historical milestones in the formation of Alcoholics Anonymous.
- Challenges faced during the early days of AA.
- Significance of community support in recovery.
“Every day was precious. I slipped and slided around this program for a year and a half before I got sober.”
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, you'll journey through the fascinating history of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) with James Morel from Slidell, Louisiana. James, who has been sober since July 11th, 1981, shares his gripping tale of struggle and triumph over alcoholism. He recounts his numerous attempts to get sober, the role of his sponsor, and the pivotal moment when he finally surrendered to the AA program.
His story is filled with raw honesty and a touch of humour, making it both relatable and inspiring. James also delves into the rich history of AA, from its roots in the early 20th century to its evolution into a global fellowship. He highlights key figures and events that shaped the movement, providing a deeper understanding of how AA came to be.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the history of recovery or seeking motivation in their own journey. James's engaging storytelling and heartfelt reflections offer hope and encouragement to those struggling with addiction. Don't miss out on this captivating exploration of AA's past and the personal anecdotes that bring it to life.

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