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Cindy M. AA Female
Cindy M. AA Female
Cindy M. AA Female
Monday 11th March 2024
Cindy M. shares her journey from trauma and alcoholism to recovery and personal growth through Alcoholics Anonymous on Recovery Radio Network.
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59 minutes
Transformative
Inspirational
Empowering
Supportive
Hopeful
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Episode Overview
- Cindy reflects on her traumatic childhood and how alcohol became an escape
- She shares her journey of self-realization and acceptance in Alcoholics Anonymous
- Cindy emphasises the importance of service, community support, and spiritual growth in recovery
- She discusses the transformative power of surrender, honesty, and self-love
- Cindy highlights the value of building a meaningful life beyond external success
For Sunday morning, this isn't terrible turnout. And John, you gave the best talk I've ever heard you give last night my friend and John and I have known each other since we were teenagers.
What happens when you decide to face your demons head-on? Cindy M. opens up about her powerful journey in this episode of Recovery Radio Network. From a traumatic childhood to the solace she found in Alcoholics Anonymous, Cindy's story is one of resilience, surrender, and personal growth. She shares the raw details of her struggles with alcoholism and how she rebuilt her life by embracing honesty and community support.
Cindy’s reflections on the transformative power of AA offer hope and inspiration to anyone grappling with addiction or supporting a loved one through recovery. This episode dives into themes of surrender, service, and the profound impact of spiritual growth, making it a must-listen for those seeking strength and encouragement on their own paths to sobriety.