Cheryl Ann B. AA speaker

Cheryl Ann B. AA speaker

Cheryl Ann B. shares her heartfelt journey through recovery in this episode of Recovery Radio Network. Speaking from Minneapolis, Cheryl Ann captivates the audience with her candid reflections on her struggles with alcoholism and the transformative power of the AA community. She recounts her last drink on Memorial Day 1977 and the poignant memories of her worst drunk, painting a vivid picture of her battle with addiction.

Cheryl Ann's story is not just about hitting rock bottom but also about the resilience and support that helped her rise again. She speaks fondly of the people who welcomed her in Minnesota and the strength she feels from being part of a recovering community. Cheryl Ann's narrative is filled with raw honesty, from her early days of low self-esteem and self-worth to finding solace and purpose in AA's teachings.

She highlights the importance of open-mindedness and willingness in recovery, sharing anecdotes that range from humorous to deeply moving. Her gratitude for the AA community and its traditions shines through as she talks about learning to live with principles before personalities and embracing forgiveness. Cheryl Ann's journey is a testament to the power of community and the possibility of a better life through sobriety. Tune in to hear her inspiring story and find hope in her words.