Christie M. AA speakerChristie M. AA speaker
Recovery Radio Network
speaking in 1993
57:06•15 Dec 2017
Christie M.: A Journey from Alcoholism to Recovery
Episode Overview
- Christie M. shares her personal journey through alcoholism and recovery.
- Emphasises the importance of the twelve-step program.
- Highlights the role of family support in maintaining sobriety.
- Discusses creating a supportive community for recovering individuals.
- Shares humorous and heartfelt anecdotes from her life.
“I felt like a helpless, hopeless drunk and that I was the scum of the earth and that what I did best was fail at Alcoholics Anonymous”
Christie M. shares her heartfelt journey through alcoholism and recovery in this touching episode of Recovery Radio Network. Speaking in 1993, Christie opens up about her struggles with alcohol and how the twelve-step program transformed her life. She recounts the pivotal moments that led her to seek help, including her fears of being judged and her desperate attempts to maintain a facade of normalcy.
Christie’s anecdotes about her family, particularly her husband Jim and their daughters, add a personal touch that many will find relatable and inspiring. Her humorous recounting of her daughter’s reaction to alcohol at a school event is both endearing and poignant. Throughout the episode, Christie emphasises the importance of community, sharing how she and Jim have opened their home to other recovering individuals, creating a safe haven for those in need.
Her story is a testament to the power of support systems and the transformative impact of recovery programs. If you’re looking for an honest, heartfelt account of overcoming addiction, this episode is a must-listen. It’s filled with moments of laughter, tears, and hope, making it a compelling listen for anyone on their own recovery journey or supporting someone who is.

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