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Bea M AA speaker
Bea M AA speaker
Bea M AA speaker
Tuesday 30th June 2020
Join Bea M as she shares her candid and inspiring journey through alcoholism and recovery, offering hope and humour along the way.
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64 minutes
Inspiring
Humorous
Hopeful
Supportive
Authentic
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Episode Overview
- Bea M shares her life story and struggles with alcoholism.
- Humorous and heartfelt anecdotes provide a relatable narrative.
- Key turning points that led Bea to seek help and embrace recovery.
- The importance of community support in Alcoholics Anonymous.
- Finding joy and freedom through the twelve steps.
If my God were to ask me, where would you rather be at this moment? I'd say, no thank you, God. I'm just delighted to be here.
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, you'll meet Bea M, an AA speaker with a story that's as engaging as it is inspiring. Speaking in 1993, Bea takes you on a journey through her life, starting from her childhood and leading up to her experiences with alcoholism and recovery. Bea’s candid reflections are both humorous and heartfelt, making for a captivating listen.
She talks about her early life, her struggles with alcohol, and the turning points that led her to sobriety. You'll hear about her time in Southern California, where she was sent to finish her education, and the pivotal moments that made her realise she needed help. Bea’s anecdotes are filled with wit and wisdom, providing a relatable and uplifting narrative for anyone facing similar challenges.
Whether you’re in recovery, supporting someone who is, or just looking for a story of resilience and hope, Bea’s talk is sure to resonate with you. Tune in to hear how she found joy and freedom through the twelve steps and the community of Alcoholics Anonymous. Her message is clear: recovery is possible, and life can be beautiful on the other side of addiction.