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ESH: Three Fellowships - Alateen - Al-Anon - AA
ESH: Three Fellowships - Alateen - Al-Anon - AA
ESH: Three Fellowships - Alateen - Al-Anon - AA
Saturday 16th July 2022
Tune into Sober Cast for stories from Alateen, Al-Anon, and AA. Discover how these fellowships support each other on the path to recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Three Voices, One Mission: Stories from Alateen, Al-Anon, and AA
If you're not enjoying your recovery, you're doing something wrong, because this is not the business to get into to feel miserable.
What happens when you bring together voices from Alateen, Al-Anon, and AA in one room? You get a meeting that’s both eye-opening and heartwarming. In this episode of Sober Cast, recorded in the UK in June 2011, you'll hear from Lucy, Steve, and Bud M as they share their personal journeys through these different fellowships.
Lucy starts the meeting by talking about her experiences growing up with alcoholic parents and how Alateen gave her the tools to cope with her chaotic home life. She speaks candidly about the challenges she faced and the solace she found in connecting with others who understood her struggles. Next up is Steve from Al-Anon, who shares his story of being married to an alcoholic.
He dives into how Al-Anon helped him find his own path to peace and sanity amidst the chaos of his spouse's drinking. His reflections on setting boundaries and finding support resonate deeply with anyone dealing with a loved one’s addiction. Finally, Bud M from AA takes the stage. Sober since 1983, Bud recounts his battle with alcohol and the moment he realized he needed to let go of control to truly embrace recovery.
His story is a testament to the power of surrender and finding joy in sobriety. Throughout the episode, these speakers highlight the different yet interconnected paths of recovery offered by their fellowships. They touch on themes like the impact of childhood experiences, the importance of fellowship, and the journey towards self-acceptance and serenity. As Bud puts it, 'If you're not enjoying your recovery, you're doing something wrong'.
This episode is a beautiful reminder that no matter where you are on your journey, there’s a community ready to support you. Tune in for a dose of inspiration and insight from three unique perspectives.