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ESH: Tim W (34 Years)
ESH: Tim W (34 Years)
ESH: Tim W (34 Years)
Friday 12th January 2024
Join Tim W as he shares his 34-year journey from chaos to redemption, highlighting the transformative power of Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Get the buttons here!Tim W's 34-Year Sobriety Journey: From Darkness to Light
Episode Overview
- Tim W shares his 34-year journey of sobriety and the impact of Alcoholics Anonymous
- From a tumultuous childhood to a life filled with chaos and despair, Tim's journey is a testament to the transformative power of AA
- Tim's experience exemplifies the impact of AA in turning lives around and offering hope in the darkest of times
- His insightful reflections shed light on the generational impact of alcoholism and the role of faith and support in recovery
- Join Tim W on this compelling episode to experience the journey from chaos to redemption and the profound impact of Alcoholics Anonymous
I don't need to have concrete proof I know it exists. I know that there's God in the wind, just like you can't see the wind, but you can feel it.
What does it take to turn a life of chaos into one of peace and redemption? Tim W has the answers. With 34 years of sobriety under his belt, Tim takes the stage as the Saturday night speaker at the 3rd Annual Big Book Weekend in Three Rivers, Washington. His story is a rollercoaster ride through a tumultuous childhood and a life that once seemed destined for despair.
Yet, through the support and structure of Alcoholics Anonymous, Tim found a way out of the darkness. His journey isn't just about quitting alcohol; it's about finding hope, reclaiming life, and inspiring others to do the same. Whether you're struggling with addiction or supporting someone who is, Tim's story offers a powerful reminder that recovery is possible.