Carol T. AFG speakerCarol T. AFG speaker
Recovery Radio Network
speaking in 1987
1:05:42•6 Aug 2018
Carol T.'s Journey: Finding Strength in Al-Anon
Episode Overview
- Carol shares her personal journey with Al-Anon.
- Highlights the struggles and humour in living with an alcoholic.
- Emphasises the importance of self-acceptance and finding a higher power.
- Discusses family dynamics and their impact on addiction.
- Shows how support groups can transform lives.
“If drinking would have made me short, blonde, and voluptuous, I would have been a drunk because I gave it my best shot”
Carol T. shares her journey with Al-Anon in this heartwarming episode of Recovery Radio Network. Carol's story is a blend of humour, honesty, and raw emotion, making it a compelling listen for anyone touched by alcoholism. She reflects on her past, discussing the struggles of living with an alcoholic and how she found solace and strength through the twelve-step programme.
Carol introduces us to her husband, Dick, whom she lovingly refers to as her 'prince' and credits the twelve steps for their relationship's success. She recounts her upbringing in a large family with a career army father and how these experiences shaped her approach to life and recovery. Her anecdotes, like painting a mustache on her son's portrait out of frustration, bring a touch of lightness to serious topics.
Carol's candidness about her own battles with self-worth and her journey to self-acceptance through Al-Anon is both relatable and inspiring. She emphasises the importance of finding a higher power and learning to love oneself. This episode is not just a story of personal triumph but also a testament to the transformative power of support groups like Al-Anon. If you're looking for a mix of laughter, tears, and valuable life lessons, Carol's story is one you won't want to miss.

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