Betty S. Dr. Bob's daughter-in-lawBetty S. Dr. Bob's daughter-in-law
Recovery Radio Network
Alcoholic wife of Dr. Bob's son Bob Jr.
41:20•10 Aug 2009
Betty S.: A Journey of Recovery in the Family of AA's Co-Founder
Episode Overview
- Betty S. shares her journey to sobriety starting from March 13th, 1979.
- Highlights the critical role of AA and Al-Anon in her recovery.
- Discusses overcoming stigma and personal battles with alcoholism.
- Emphasises the importance of sponsors and community support.
- Reflects on spiritual growth and humour in recovery.
“Alcohol entered our house a guest, and then over time it became the host, and then it became the master”
Betty S., the daughter-in-law of Dr. Bob, co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous, shares her heartfelt journey through addiction and recovery in this episode of Recovery Radio Network. Betty recounts her life as an alcoholic wife to Dr. Bob's son, Bob Jr., and her path to sobriety, which began on March 13th, 1979. She offers a unique perspective on the struggles and triumphs of living with alcoholism within a family so deeply connected to the origins of AA.
Betty's story is filled with gratitude for the fellowship of AA and Al-Anon, highlighting the critical role these communities played in her recovery. Her candidness about the stigma she faced and the personal battles she fought makes her story both relatable and inspiring. Betty also touches on the importance of sponsors and the spiritual growth she experienced through the program.
Her humour and honesty provide a refreshing take on a serious subject, making this episode a must-listen for anyone touched by addiction.
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