Don C. AA speakerDon C. AA speaker
Recovery Radio Network
speaking in 2003
46:44•29 Oct 2018
Don C.: A Journey Through AA's History and Legacy
Episode Overview
- Don C. shares his 37-year sobriety journey.
- Reflections on the early days and key figures of Alcoholics Anonymous.
- The importance of preserving AA's history and legacy.
- Insights into the Sister Ignatia group in Cleveland, Ohio.
- Encouragement to stay connected to AA's principles.
“The desire to stay sober is of utmost importance. If we don't have that desire, I don't think this thing will ever work.”
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Don C., a seasoned AA speaker with 37 years of sobriety under his belt, takes centre stage. Don shares his journey, reflecting on the early days of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and the people who shaped its history. From knowing the first 200 men in the programme to being a key figure in the preservation of Dr. Bob's home, Don's stories are both enlightening and inspiring.
He recounts his experiences with the Sister Ignatia group in Cleveland, Ohio, and offers a rich tapestry of AA's legacy and its foundational moments. His deep respect for the programme's history and the importance of remembering its roots shine through his talk. Don's anecdotes about meeting AA pioneers and his involvement in significant milestones provide a unique perspective on the evolution of AA.
This episode is a treasure trove of historical insights, personal reflections, and a testament to the enduring power of AA. Whether you're new to recovery or have been on the journey for years, Don's story is a reminder of the strength and community found in sobriety. Don't miss out on this engaging and heartfelt episode that underscores the importance of staying connected to AA's principles and history.

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