Bart R,   AA Speaker

Bart R, AA Speaker

Recovery Radio Network

Bart R. from Sedona AZ speaking at the 65th Superior Roundup in WI.

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1:00:5120 Jul 2010

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Bart R.'s Journey: From Relapse to Recovery

Episode Overview

  • Bart R. identifies as 'recovered' rather than 'in recovery' to offer hope.
  • He struggled with chronic relapse from 1987 to 1995.
  • A spiritual awakening through AA helped him overcome his mental obsession with alcohol.
  • Personal stories highlight the consequences of his drinking and the mentors who guided him.
  • Offers practical advice for staying sober and the importance of embracing the AA program.
Alcoholics Anonymous doesn't offer sobriety; it offers a way of life that gives us a spiritual awakening.

In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Bart R. from Sedona, Arizona, shares his powerful journey at the 65th Superior Roundup in Wisconsin. With his New York accent and candid storytelling, Bart dives into his life as a recovered alcoholic, starting from his sobriety date on June 12, 1995. He explains why he identifies as 'recovered' rather than 'in recovery', offering hope to those new to Alcoholics Anonymous (AA).

Bart's tale is filled with raw honesty, detailing his struggles with chronic relapse from 1987 to 1995 and the pivotal moment when he finally embraced the AA program wholeheartedly. His anecdotes range from humorous to heartbreaking, painting a vivid picture of his transformation from a shy person who couldn't raise his hand in meetings to someone who speaks openly about his experiences.

Bart also touches on the importance of spiritual awakening in AA and how it helped him overcome his mental obsession with alcohol. He shares personal stories about his family, the consequences of his drinking, and the mentors who guided him through his recovery. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration and practical advice on living a sober life.

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