ESH: Mildred F - 15 years in a convent couldnt keep her sober!ESH: Mildred F - 15 years in a convent couldnt keep her sober!
Sober Cast: An (unofficial) Alcoholics Anonymous Podcast AA
Mildred F (sober in 1973) from Toronto Canada has long been one of my favorite speakers, I uploaded one of her speaks about a month ago and ran across this one today that I didnt know I had, as far as Im concerned you cant get too much Mildred. She i...
1:04:28•28 Apr 2022
Mildred F: From Convent Life to Recovery on Skid Row
“I want to be happy, joyous and free, but I don't feel that way and I don't know how to stop the bleeding...”
Picture this: a woman who spent 15 years in a convent but still found herself battling alcoholism. That's Mildred F's story, and she shares it candidly in this episode of Sober Cast. Speaking at the 12th Annual SWWCF in Cocoa Beach, Florida, Mildred takes us on a journey from her early years in Toronto to the depths of skid row. Injured at birth and struggling through school, she found an early companion in her father's homebrew.
But her path took a dark turn, leading her to places she never imagined she'd go. Mildred's tale isn't just about the lows; it's about the highs of recovery too. She talks about the transformative power of the 12 steps and how spirituality played a crucial role in her sobriety. One poignant moment is her reflection on the relationship with her mother and the spiritual work required to heal it. Listeners will find themselves moved by Mildred's resilience and honesty.
Her story is a testament to the fact that no matter how dire the circumstances, recovery is within reach. Whether you're struggling with addiction yourself or know someone who is, this episode offers hope and practical insights. Tune in to hear Mildred F's incredible journey and discover the lessons she's learned along the way.

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