Angie P. AA speaker

Angie P. AA speaker

Angie P., an engaging and heartfelt AA speaker, shares her remarkable journey of recovery in this episode of Recovery Radio Network. Hailing from Greenville, South Carolina, Angie paints a vivid picture of her early life, filled with humorous and touching anecdotes. From growing up in a small house on a red clay road to moving to Cincinnati, Ohio, her story is both relatable and inspiring.

Angie talks about the struggles of her family, particularly her strong-willed mother who faced mental illness and shock treatments. Despite these challenges, her mother instilled in her children strong morals and values. Angie's path took many turns, including rebellious teenage years, battles with alcoholism, and encounters with the law. She recounts her time in seedy hotels, the influence of bad company, and the pivotal moment when she found herself at the mercy of addiction.

Her raw honesty about waking up next to strangers and ending up in dangerous situations highlights the depths of her struggle. The turning point came when Angie discovered Alcoholics Anonymous. She vividly describes her first meetings, the importance of sponsorship, and how the Big Book and the Twelve Steps transformed her life. Angie’s story is a testament to the power of community and support in overcoming addiction.

Her journey from the streets to speaking at the International Convention in Toronto is nothing short of miraculous. Listeners will be moved by Angie’s resilience and humour as she recounts her journey to sobriety. Her message is clear: no matter how far you've fallen, there is hope and a path to recovery. Tune in to hear Angie’s story – it's a powerful reminder that change is possible.