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Recovery Radio Network
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58:38•1 Mar 2017
Buck Newsom's Journey: 23 Years in Al-Anon
Episode Overview
- Buck Newsom shares his 23-year journey in Al-Anon.
- Highlights the importance of communication in recovery.
- Discusses the impact of World War II on his life.
- Emphasises the role of support groups in finding serenity.
- Blends humour with heartfelt stories about family struggles.
“If you came here this evening to be entertained, then I hope you get absent and look with nothing out of it.”
Ever wondered what it's like to be part of Al-Anon for over two decades? Buck Newsom from Midland, Texas, shares his riveting journey of 23 years in Al-Anon in this episode of Recovery Radio Network. With a mix of humour and heartfelt stories, Buck dives into his experiences with multiple alcoholics in his family, his career as a geologist, and his unexpected path to serenity.
Buck's storytelling is both gripping and relatable, touching on the harsh realities of alcoholism and the importance of communication and support in recovery. He recounts his time as a prisoner of war during World War II and how those experiences shaped his approach to life and recovery. Buck's message is clear: by sharing and supporting others, we find our own strength and peace.
His anecdotes about his family, his struggles, and his triumphs offer a profound look into the life of someone deeply committed to the Al-Anon program. Whether you're new to recovery or a seasoned veteran, Buck's wisdom and wit are sure to resonate with you. So, why not take a moment to listen and see how his journey might inspire yours?
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