Drop the Rock Sandy B.Drop the Rock Sandy B.
Recovery Radio Network
speaking in 1976
58:50•4 Aug 2014
Sandy B.'s Journey: Dropping the Rock and Embracing Sobriety
Episode Overview
- Sandy B. emphasises the importance of not drinking in recovery.
- Reflects on his early scepticism about AA and how he overcame it.
- Discusses the symbolism of the 'rock' representing old habits and fears.
- Shares pivotal moments that led to his embrace of sobriety.
- Offers encouragement and insights for new and long-term AA members.
“Why we want to hold on to those old ideas with a death grip, I'll never know.”
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Sandy B. shares a heartfelt and candid account of his journey through Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) since he first joined in 1964. Speaking in 1976, Sandy reflects on his early days in AA, emphasising the importance of not drinking and how it eventually led to a profound change in his life. He recounts his struggles with alcohol, his initial scepticism about AA, and the pivotal moments that helped him embrace sobriety.
With humour and raw honesty, Sandy discusses the 'rock' he clung to, symbolising old habits and fears, and the liberation he felt when he finally let it go. This episode is a mix of personal anecdotes and broader reflections on the challenges and rewards of recovery, making it a relatable and inspiring listen for anyone on a similar path. Whether you're new to AA or have been sober for years, Sandy's story offers valuable insights and encouragement.
Tune in to hear how dropping the rock can lead to a life of freedom and fulfilment.
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