M2 THE ROCK || Michael Molthan
MICHAEL MOLTHAN
Bev D. - AA Speaker - An Alcoholic Recovered by Twelve Steps
Bev D. - AA Speaker - An Alcoholic Recovered by Twelve Steps
Bev D. - AA Speaker - An Alcoholic Recovered by Twelve Steps
Wednesday 30th July 2025
Join Bev Douglas as she shares her powerful journey through alcoholism, recovery, and the 12-step program to find serenity and hope.
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Episode Overview
- Alcoholism recovery through 12-step program.
- Importance of spiritual condition in sobriety.
- Personal story of overcoming addiction.
- Role of community and support in recovery.
- Love and resilience in the face of challenges.
What we have found is a daily reprieve contingent upon our spiritual condition.
In this compelling episode of M2 The Rock, Beverly Douglas shares her transformative journey from despair to recovery through the Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) program. Beverly, a proud sober woman, stands before her audience with gratitude and humility, eager to share the solution to alcoholism that she found within the 12-step framework. Her story is not just about overcoming addiction, but about embracing a spiritual path that offers daily reprieve and a new way of life.
Beverly begins by addressing newcomers, encouraging them to acknowledge their problem and offering hope through the AA program. She highlights the importance of a spiritual condition, explaining that while recovery is possible, it requires ongoing commitment and practice. Her assertion that she has 'recovered' from alcoholism, rather than just 'recovering,' can be controversial, yet she stands by it, emphasizing the relief and liberation she has found.
Throughout her speech, Beverly pays tribute to those who have helped spread the AA message, acknowledging the volunteers who record and share stories of recovery. Her Southern charm shines through as she recounts her upbringing, familial influences, and early experiences with alcohol during the war times. A pivotal moment in Beverly's journey was the realization that her struggles were not caused by external factors like family or work, but were deeply rooted in her own inability to face reality and cope with life's challenges.
This insight marked the beginning of her true recovery journey. As Beverly shares her story, she emphasizes the role of love and sobriety in her life. She speaks of the strength found in loving others, even when times are tough, and the importance of forgiveness and truth. Her closing remarks are filled with hope and encouragement, as she wishes for her audience the same joy and serenity she has discovered in AA.
Beverly's story is a testament to the power of community, spiritual growth, and the unwavering commitment to sobriety. Her journey, filled with challenges and triumphs, offers inspiration and guidance to all seeking healing and transformation.