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Ed M. AA Male
Ed M. AA Male
Ed M. AA Male
Thursday 1st January 2026
Ed M. shares his heartfelt journey through recovery, highlighting the power of AA and human connection.
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60 minutes
Inspiring
Hopeful
Compassionate
Honest
Healing
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Episode Overview
- Human connection is crucial for healing in recovery.
- Sobriety brings unexpected joys and self-discovery.
- Community support can transform lives.
- Faith and spirituality play a key role in recovery.
- Embrace self-worth and let go of negative beliefs.
"I love God, I love Alcoholics Anonymous, and I love being sober."
Get ready to be moved by the real-life account of Ed M., an AA member who shares his heartfelt journey through recovery. Ed's story is a rollercoaster of emotions, from the humorous moments of being mistaken for a priest to the profound impact of AA meetings that changed his life. He candidly discusses the struggles of growing up amidst adversity, the solace he found in alcohol, and the pivotal moment when he decided to embrace sobriety.
Through anecdotes of personal encounters and humorous reflections on his height, Ed paints a vivid picture of how Alcoholics Anonymous became his lifeline. He highlights the power of human connection, sharing how simple acts of kindness, like a cup of coffee poured by a fellow member, were instrumental in his healing process. Ed's tale is not just about overcoming addiction but also about discovering self-worth and finding joy in sobriety.
This episode is a testament to the transformative power of community and faith, leaving you with a renewed sense of hope and inspiration. So, what can we learn from Ed's journey, and how can it inspire our own paths to recovery?