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AA member Number Three AA Male
AA member Number Three AA Male
AA member Number Three AA Male
Monday 26th September 2022
AA Member Number Three offers a historical perspective on AA's early days, focusing on sobriety and the power of commitment in this Recovery Radio Network episode.
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Get the buttons here!Reflecting on the Early Days of AA: Insights from Member Number Three
Episode Overview
- Reflecting on the primary goal of sobriety and commitment to the program
- Exploring personal experiences and insights on the journey of recovery
- Highlighting the transformative power of following the twelve-step program
- Emphasising the importance of staying dedicated to the path of recovery
- Sharing historical perspectives on the early days of the recovery movement
Certainly, I've got a lot of things out of it further than that. It just wouldn't have been worthwhile.
Have you ever wondered what it was like in the early days of Alcoholics Anonymous? This episode of Recovery Radio Network takes you back in time with a fascinating historical perspective shared by one of the early members, referred to as AA Member Number Three. The speaker offers a unique glimpse into the beginnings of the recovery movement, emphasizing the core goal of sobriety and the unwavering commitment needed to stay on track.
Through personal anecdotes and reflections, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the transformative power of the twelve-step program and how it has shaped countless lives. This episode isn't just about history; it's about the enduring principles that continue to guide and inspire those on their journey to recovery. Perfect for anyone curious about the roots of AA or looking for a reminder of the strength found in community and commitment.