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ESH: Frank B from Atlanta Georgia
ESH: Frank B from Atlanta Georgia
ESH: Frank B from Atlanta Georgia
Wednesday 31st August 2022
Listen to Frank B's humorous and inspiring recovery story on Sober Cast. Discover the power of community in AA.
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Get the buttons here!Frank B from Atlanta: Laughing Through the Journey of Sobriety
One of the things that helped me when I got here was my loneliness went away, because I found a group of people that thought just like I thought you know, and that's why I was so lonely.
Ever wondered how humor can be a lifeline in the tough journey of sobriety? Frank B from Atlanta, Georgia, shares his story in this episode of Sober Cast, an unofficial Alcoholics Anonymous podcast. Speaking at the 5th Tradition Group in March 2014, Frank opens up about his early struggles with sobriety, including the time he got kicked out of a treatment center and his first, somewhat bewildering, experience at an AA meeting.
Despite these rocky beginnings, Frank found a sense of belonging and support within the AA community that was crucial to his recovery. Frank’s journey is filled with laughter and candid moments that make his story both relatable and uplifting. He talks about how sponsorship and working the steps were game-changers for him, leading to long-term sobriety and a fulfilling life as a house painter.
His unique perspective on the ups and downs of recovery offers valuable insights for anyone on a similar path. Whether you're new to AA or have been around for a while, Frank’s story is sure to resonate. It's a reminder that even in the darkest times, there can be moments of humor and light. Tune in to hear how Frank navigated his way through early sobriety, found a supportive community, and embraced a new way of living.