Robert Pardon - The Recovery Guy
Robert Pardon
Episdoe #288 The Fix: Robert P at Cirque Lodge 4.25.2025
Episdoe #288 The Fix: Robert P at Cirque Lodge 4.25.2025
Episdoe #288 The Fix: Robert P at Cirque Lodge 4.25.2025
Saturday 26th April 2025
Join Robert Pardon as he shares his 39-year recovery journey, offering insights and humour in overcoming addiction through AA's 12 Steps.
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Robert Pardon - The Recovery Guy
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Recovery Reimagined
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
Body & Mind
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Episode Overview
- Sobriety requires honesty and community support.
- The 12 Steps are crucial for lasting recovery.
- Service to others strengthens personal recovery.
- Recovery is a continuous journey of self-improvement.
- Humour can be a powerful tool in healing.
Recovery is work. Recovery is a degree of honesty that you will never experience anywhere else.
Ever wondered what it truly takes to live a life of sobriety? In this episode of The Recovery Guy Podcast, Robert Pardon shares his journey of 39 years in recovery, celebrating the milestones and acknowledging the struggles along the way. From humorous anecdotes about mistaken car rides to heartfelt reflections on the power of fellowship, Robert brings a blend of wisdom and wit to the conversation.
He emphasises the importance of service, surrender, and the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous as the foundation for a successful recovery. Robert also highlights the critical role of honesty and community in overcoming addiction, reminding us that recovery is a journey best travelled with others. The episode is filled with personal stories and practical advice, making it relatable for anyone who has faced similar battles or knows someone who has.
Robert's candid discussion about his past, including his early struggles with alcoholism and his transformative experiences in AA, offers a genuine look at the realities of addiction. He doesn't shy away from addressing the tough parts of recovery but does so with a sense of hope and resilience that is both comforting and motivating. Whether you're new to recovery or have been on the path for years, Robert's insights offer valuable lessons on staying sober and living a fulfilling life.
His message is clear: recovery is possible, but it requires commitment and community support. So, why not join Robert and explore what it means to be 'happy, joyous, and free'?