Bob D. AA speakerBob D. AA speaker
Recovery Radio Network
speaking in 1998
59:11•11 Feb 2020
Bob D.'s Journey: Sobriety, Humour, and Hope
Episode Overview
- Bob D. shares his journey since becoming sober in 1978.
- He uses humour to recount his experiences with addiction.
- Highlights the universal support found in AA.
- Discusses the importance of sponsorship within AA.
- Reflects on the nature of cravings and addiction.
“"If that horseradish would have made me feel the way that alcohol made me feel, I'd have spent the rest of my life making myself as sick of that stuff every chance I could get"”
Bob D. takes centre stage in this episode of Recovery Radio Network, sharing his gripping journey through alcoholism and recovery. Speaking candidly, Bob recounts his experiences since becoming sober on Halloween 1978, thanks to the principles and community of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). His tales are filled with humour and raw honesty, painting a vivid picture of the highs and lows of his journey.
From amusing anecdotes about horseradish to deep reflections on the nature of addiction, Bob's storytelling keeps you engaged and reflective. He touches on universal themes of alienation, the struggle to fit in, and the relentless craving that differentiates alcoholics from social drinkers. Bob also highlights the importance of community and sponsorship within AA, sharing how these relationships have been crucial to his sobriety. His stories span across various locations and cultures, illustrating the universal nature of AA's support system.
By the end, you'll find yourself both entertained and moved, with a deeper understanding of what it means to live with and recover from alcoholism. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking a heartfelt, humorous, and enlightening perspective on addiction and recovery.
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