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ESH: Geraldine D - Bill W got her sober in 1947
ESH: Geraldine D - Bill W got her sober in 1947
ESH: Geraldine D - Bill W got her sober in 1947
Sunday 24th April 2022
Listen to Geraldine D's inspiring story of sobriety from 1947 with Bill W's help. A powerful episode on gratitude, spirituality, and AA's impact.
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Get the buttons here!Geraldine D's Journey: Finding Sobriety with Bill W's Help in 1947
I found an Irishman that I practiced on. This disease is very patient and it will wait for you forever. I have only had to have drugs once since I got sober and I had been sober Five Years working in the hospital where I had the surgery, and I told the anesthesiologist I react very poorly to anesthesia.
Picture this: It's 1947, and Geraldine D from Blairstown, New Jersey, is at a crossroads. After seven stays in Towns Hospital, she finally finds her way to sobriety with the help of Bill W, one of the co-founders of Alcoholics Anonymous. In this episode of Sober Cast, Geraldine shares her remarkable story at the 52nd Founders celebration, offering a glimpse into the early days of AA and the impact it had on her life.
Geraldine doesn't just recount her struggles with alcohol; she dives into the nitty-gritty of recovery, touching on the dangers of over-the-counter medications for alcoholics and the life-changing power of AA meetings. Her tale is a testament to the importance of gratitude, spirituality, and personal responsibility in maintaining sobriety. At 87 years old, Geraldine's authenticity and humility shine through as she shares her journey. One of the standout moments in her story is her friendship with Bill W.
His support was crucial in helping her turn her life around. Geraldine's reflections on living a simple and honest life resonate deeply, reminding us that recovery is not just about quitting alcohol but embracing a new way of living. Geraldine's story is a powerful reminder that alcoholism is a patient disease, always lurking in the background. But with the unwavering support of the AA community and a commitment to sobriety, anyone can break free from its grip.
Tune in to hear Geraldine's inspiring journey and discover how the principles of AA can transform lives.