Don G. AA speakerDon G. AA speaker
Recovery Radio Network
speaking in 1983
1:12:04•14 Feb 2018
Don G.'s Journey: Sobriety with Humour and Honesty
Episode Overview
- Humility is crucial in the journey to sobriety.
- Ego can be a significant barrier to recovery.
- Humour helps navigate the challenges of staying sober.
- Personal stories can offer profound lessons in recovery.
- The transformative power of AA is undeniable.
“The only real thing wrong with me was that I started drinking as an adolescent.”
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Don G., a seasoned AA speaker, shares his candid and humorous reflections on sobriety and the journey of recovery. Speaking in 1983, Don brings a unique blend of wit and wisdom, recounting his personal stories that illustrate the transformative power of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). He touches on the importance of humility, the pitfalls of ego, and the often-overlooked humour in the struggle for sobriety.
Don's anecdotes, like the infamous 'Eskimo story' and his courtroom escapades, offer both laughter and profound lessons. His tales are peppered with raw honesty, revealing the complexities of maintaining sobriety while navigating life's challenges. This episode is a goldmine for anyone seeking relatable and heartfelt stories about recovery. Don’s engaging storytelling style makes this a must-listen for those in recovery, their supporters, or anyone curious about the AA experience.
Don't miss out on Don's unique perspective and the timeless wisdom he imparts.
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