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Al-Anon: Angie B from Destin Florida (48 Years)
Al-Anon: Angie B from Destin Florida (48 Years)
Al-Anon: Angie B from Destin Florida (48 Years)
Sunday 29th October 2023
Join Angie B as she shares her inspiring 48-year journey with Al-Anon, highlighting resilience, hope, and the transformative power of the fellowship.
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Episode Overview
- Angie B's 48-year journey with Al-Anon and the transformative power of the fellowship
- Overcoming fear and embracing forgiveness in the recovery process
- The impact of Al-Anon on familial relationships and personal growth
- Navigating transformation and healing through resilience and hope
- Insight into the profound impact of Al-Anon on individual journeys of recovery
I have been married to several, all my great uncles were alcoholic, my favorite uncles were alcoholic. I didn't associate at that time the behaviors they had with the disease of alcoholism. I didn't think anything about that except I thought he was a poor driver of his tractor at night. So I was in and out of Al-Anon. In South Alabama in 1978, Al-Anon was made up of women who were married to the men that went to the AA meeting that met at the same time in a room at that same church. So when I really identified with the message, I didn't really identify with the messengers.
Angie B from Destin, Florida, has been a steadfast member of Al-Anon for over 48 years, and her story is nothing short of inspiring. Speaking at the 2023 Atlanta Roundup, Angie opens up about her journey of recovery and transformation, offering a heartfelt and honest narrative that resonates deeply with anyone touched by addiction. From her early years in a military family to finding comfort in books, Angie's experiences have shaped her path to healing and growth.
Her candid reflections on facing fears, embracing forgiveness, and nurturing faith provide a compelling and relatable account of the challenges and triumphs encountered along the way. Angie's journey highlights the profound impact of Al-Anon on her life and relationships, showcasing the unwavering support and sense of community she found within the fellowship. This episode is a beacon of hope for anyone navigating the complexities of familial relationships, addiction, and personal growth.
Tune in to hear Angie's powerful story and gain insight into the transformative power of Al-Anon.