Jack G.'s Journey: Humour, ADHD, and Recovery
Episode Overview
Humour can be a powerful tool in recovery. Controlling recovery through meticulous study can be counterproductive. Surrendering to a higher power is a key concept in AA. Family support plays a crucial role in the recovery journey. Community support is essential for long-term sobriety.
I have abandoned myself to God since that time, and I love being sober.
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Jack G. from Huntington Beach takes centre stage with his candid and humorous account of life in recovery. Jack, who has a knack for turning awkward moments into comedic relief, shares his journey with ADHD and alcoholism, highlighting the challenges and triumphs along the way. His storytelling is raw and engaging, as he recounts experiences from AA meetings around the world and the personal battles he's faced.
From his struggle with the echo of a microphone to his heartfelt moment of being baptised by his six-year-old daughter, Jack's narrative is both touching and entertaining. Jack also dives into the intricacies of the AA programme, discussing how he tried to control his recovery by dissecting every word in the Big Book.
He reflects on the importance of surrender and abandoning oneself to a higher power, a concept that resonated deeply with him after years of trying to manage his addiction on his own terms. His insights into the AA community are both critical and appreciative, offering a balanced view that many in recovery will find relatable. Whether you're new to AA or a seasoned member, Jack's story is a reminder of the power of humour and honesty in the recovery journey.
His ability to laugh at himself while tackling serious issues makes this episode a must-listen. So, if you're looking for a blend of laughter, wisdom, and heartfelt moments, Jack G.'s talk is sure to deliver. Why not give it a listen and see how Jack's experiences resonate with your own journey?