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Cecil C. AA Male
Cecil C. AA Male
Cecil C. AA Male
Monday 24th November 2025
Join Cecil C. as he shares his 47-year journey of sobriety with humour and wisdom in this engaging episode of Recovery Radio Network.
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Episode Overview
- Sobriety is a lifelong journey that requires constant effort and community support.
- The twelve steps of AA provide a structured path to recovery and personal growth.
- Humour can be a powerful tool in dealing with the challenges of addiction recovery.
- Sponsorship plays a crucial role in guiding individuals through their recovery journey.
- Making amends and practising humility are essential components of maintaining sobriety.
I became an alcoholic because I'm a Protestant.
Curious about the journey to sobriety? Cecil C., a long-time member of Alcoholics Anonymous, shares his remarkable story of overcoming addiction and finding peace. With over 47 years of sobriety under his belt, Cecil recounts his experiences with humour and honesty, from his days as a show-off drinker to the transformative power of AA's twelve steps. He talks about the importance of ego deflation and the unexpected challenges that come with sobriety.
Cecil's tale is peppered with anecdotes, including his struggles with discipline and how he ran into the army to escape it, only to find himself in more trouble. He also touches on the humorous yet profound moments in his life, like the time he became Canada's own Fred Astaire after a few beers.
Through it all, Cecil emphasises the significance of community and support in recovery, highlighting how AA meetings and the guidance of his sponsor, Elmer, helped him stay on track. Cecil's narrative is not just about quitting alcohol; it's about embracing a new way of life, filled with gratitude, humility, and service to others. So, what does it really take to maintain sobriety for nearly half a century? Dive into Cecil's story and find out.