Bob S. Al-AnonBob S. Al-Anon
Recovery Radio Network
The son of AA's co-founder talks at the Illinois state conference
49:04•15 Jun 2009
Bob S.: A Journey Through Al-Anon
Episode Overview
- The importance of living the steps and applying traditions.
- Service roles can provide strength and purpose.
- Community support is invaluable during personal hardships.
- Humour can be a powerful tool in recovery.
- Recovery is a lifelong journey with ups and downs.
“You know, my God never closes one door but what he doesn't open another one.”
In this heartwarming episode of Recovery Radio Network, Bob S., the son of AA's co-founder, shares his incredible journey at the Illinois state conference. Bob's story is a mix of humour, wisdom, and poignant reflections on life with an alcoholic partner and his own path in Al-Anon. He recounts his wife Betty's sobriety, his experiences in service roles within Al-Anon, and the invaluable support he received from the community during personal tragedies.
Bob's anecdotes about his father, the early days of Alcoholics Anonymous, and the impact of AA principles are both touching and enlightening. His message is clear: through service, community, and living the steps, one can find strength and healing. Bob’s candid discussion about life’s ups and downs reminds us that support and connection are crucial in recovery.
Whether you're new to recovery or have been on the journey for years, Bob's story offers hope, laughter, and a reminder that no one is alone in this process. Ready for a dose of inspiration and practical advice? Give this episode a listen and discover how one man’s journey can resonate with your own.
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