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Earl H. AA speaker 2000
Earl H. AA speaker 2000
Earl H. AA speaker 2000
Tuesday 22nd March 2022
Earl H. shares his gripping journey through addiction, tragedy, and recovery, offering hope and inspiration to those struggling with alcoholism.
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48 minutes
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Honest
Inspiring
Hopeful
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Episode Overview
- Earl H. shares his early struggles with alcoholism starting at age 12.
- He discusses the emotional impact of being sent to boarding school.
- Earl recounts a tragic plane crash that claimed the lives of his family.
- He highlights the transformative power of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA).
- Earl emphasises the importance of community and the twelve steps in recovery.
I drank because I loved the effect produced by alcohol.
Earl H. from Minneapolis shares his gripping journey through addiction and recovery in this episode of Recovery Radio Network. Earl opens up about his early struggles with alcoholism, starting at the tender age of 12, and how he was emotionally impacted by being sent to boarding school. He paints a vivid picture of his tumultuous teenage years, filled with drugs, alcohol, and a desperate need to belong.
His anecdotes are raw and honest, providing a glimpse into the mind of someone who used substances to mask emotional pain and fear. Earl's story takes a dramatic turn with a tragic plane crash that claimed the lives of his family, leaving him severely injured and questioning his faith in God. His harrowing experience in Mexico, combined with his subsequent downward spiral, showcases the devastating effects of addiction. However, Earl's journey doesn't end in despair.
He recounts his eventual introduction to Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and the transformative power it had on his life. Earl describes his initial scepticism towards AA meetings but highlights how the honesty, humour, and shared experiences of fellow members gradually helped him find hope and purpose. He emphasises the importance of the twelve steps and the sense of community within AA that played a crucial role in his recovery.
By sharing his story, Earl offers hope and inspiration to anyone struggling with addiction or supporting someone who is. His message is clear: recovery is possible, and there's a community ready to support you every step of the way.