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Chris R. FOTS Toronto - 2020 Zoom
Chris R. FOTS Toronto - 2020 Zoom
Chris R. FOTS Toronto - 2020 Zoom
Tuesday 30th June 2020
Join Chris R. as he shares his journey of recovery and insights on AA meetings, fellowship, and the importance of timely support.
47 minutes
grateful
informative
nostalgic
hopeful
motivational
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Episode Overview
- Chris R. shares his recovery story and sobriety date.
- The impact of Zoom meetings on fellowship and connection.
- Importance of supporting newcomers in AA.
- Simplifying the recovery process for effective outcomes.
- Upcoming workshops and discussions on recovery.
The simple fact that I introduced myself as a recovered alcoholic will send some people to the edge of a cliff.
In this engaging episode, Chris R. takes the virtual stage at the Fellowship of the Spirit conference in Toronto, 2020, sharing his inspiring journey of recovery. With a sobriety date of November 13, 1987, Chris speaks candidly about the miracle of his recovery and the gratitude he feels for the support he's received.
He humorously recalls the early skepticism around the feasibility of AA meetings conducted over Zoom, a format that has since become essential for maintaining connections in the recovery community. Chris expresses his fondness for Toronto, a city he describes as one of the most beautiful he's visited, and reminisces about his past experiences there. The episode delves into the challenges faced by newcomers in Alcoholics Anonymous and the critical importance of guiding them through the recovery steps promptly.
Chris emphasizes that while some may view the recovery process as lengthy, it is indeed a race against time to prevent relapse. He outlines his and Meyers' upcoming workshops, designed to simplify the recovery process and make it more accessible to newcomers. Chris invites listeners to engage with him and Meyers through email, highlighting their dedication to addressing concerns and questions about recovery.
Chris's narrative is both nostalgic and hopeful, offering a blend of personal anecdotes and practical advice for those navigating the complex journey of sobriety. As he prepares to continue his discussions in upcoming sessions, Chris leaves listeners with a sense of anticipation and encouragement, underscoring the transformative power of fellowship and shared experiences in the recovery process.