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ESH: Jack B Sober in 1948 speaking in 1978
ESH: Jack B Sober in 1948 speaking in 1978
ESH: Jack B Sober in 1948 speaking in 1978
Friday 30th July 2021
Join Jack B as he reflects on 30 years of sobriety, sharing his journey and the pivotal role of AA's founders, sponsorships, and prayer.
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Get the buttons here!Jack B's 30-Year Sobriety Milestone: Reflections and Gratitude
I don't know where I'd have been without Wilson and Bob and sister ignatia- and I just love them- still do, and so it's a triple honor to be here.
Picture yourself at a pivotal moment in your life, looking back on three decades of sobriety. That's exactly where Jack B from Hollywood, CA, finds himself as he speaks at Founders Day in Akron, Ohio. This episode of Sober Cast takes you through Jack's heartfelt journey, starting from his first steps towards sobriety in 1948 to his reflections in 1978.
Jack's storytelling is not just candid; it's a vivid tapestry of struggles, triumphs, and the unwavering support he found in Alcoholics Anonymous. Jack doesn't just share his story; he brings to life the essence of AA's core principles. His gratitude for AA's founders, Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob, and the compassionate Sister Ignatia is palpable. These figures weren't just names to Jack; they were lifelines that helped him navigate his way out of the darkness of addiction.
But what really stands out is Jack's emphasis on the importance of sponsorship and the power of prayer. He recounts how these elements were crucial in his journey, offering a beacon of hope for anyone struggling with addiction. His reflections serve as a powerful reminder that sobriety isn't just a destination; it's a continuous journey filled with growth, community, and spiritual connection.
Whether you're new to the path of recovery or have been walking it for years, Jack B's story is a testament to the transformative power of AA. It's a compelling listen that underscores the importance of gratitude, support, and faith in the journey to sobriety.