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David – What do we do about wrongs we can never right?
David – What do we do about wrongs we can never right?
David – What do we do about wrongs we can never right?
Sunday 20th July 2025
David explores Step 8 of AA, focusing on making amends for wrongs that seem impossible to fix. A candid look at recovery challenges.
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Episode Overview
- Step 8 is about preparing to make amends.
- Willingness is crucial, even when direct action isn't possible.
- Use humility and tact in making amends.
- Reflect on past mistakes and growth through the AA steps.
- Seek guidance from a higher power when facing challenges.
There may be some wrongs we can never fully right. We don't worry about them if we can honestly say to ourselves that we would write them if we could.
David takes us on a heartfelt journey through Step 8 of the Alcoholics Anonymous programme, tackling the tricky subject of righting wrongs that seem impossible to fix. With honesty and a sprinkle of humour, David shares his personal experience with the AA steps, from admitting powerlessness over alcohol to seeking a higher power for guidance. He explores how Step 8 is all about preparing to make amends, even when some situations feel beyond repair.
You might wonder, what do you do when someone you owe an apology to has vanished or passed away? David offers a thoughtful approach, reminding us that willingness to make amends is key, even if the actual act is out of reach. This episode encourages reflection on past mistakes and emphasises the importance of humility and readiness to make amends, setting the stage for Step 9.
Whether you're grappling with similar challenges or supporting someone who is, David's candid reflections offer both comfort and practical advice. Tune in for an honest discussion that might just change how you view the path to recovery.