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Carl C. AFG Male
Carl C. AFG Male
Carl C. AFG Male
Wednesday 3rd April 2024
Join Carl C. on Recovery Radio Network as he shares his journey from co-dependency to healing through Al-Anon and the twelve-step program.
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Episode Overview
- Carl C. shares his experience as the child of an alcoholic, reflecting on the impact of his mother's alcoholism on his life.
- He discusses the challenges of co-dependency and how it shaped his interactions and decisions from a young age.
- Carl delves into the transformative power of recovery, highlighting the role of Al-Anon in helping him navigate his journey.
- The episode touches on the significance of detachment, service, and gratitude in Carl's path to healing and personal growth.
- Carl emphasises the importance of passing on the lessons learned in recovery, showcasing the enduring responsibility and impact of sharing one's story.
With God's help, I can handle anything that's going to come my way. There are things that are important. There are things that are more significant than others, but it's not a big deal. It's nothing I have to get hysterical over.
What happens when the child of an alcoholic decides to break free from the cycle of co-dependency? In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Carl C. opens up about his transformative journey towards healing. Growing up with an alcoholic parent, Carl faced unique challenges that shaped his life in unexpected ways. Through heartfelt storytelling, he reveals how Al-Anon and the twelve-step program became his lifeline, helping him detach with love and find a sense of responsibility and gratitude.
Carl's reflections on service and the power of community offer a beacon of hope for anyone grappling with similar struggles. His story isn't just about recovery; it's about discovering the strength to change one's life for the better.