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ESH: Marilyn S (30 Years)
ESH: Marilyn S (30 Years)
ESH: Marilyn S (30 Years)
Saturday 27th September 2025
Join Marilyn S as she shares her 30-year sobriety journey, filled with humour, struggles, and triumphs at the Yosemite Summit Conference.
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Get the buttons here!Marilyn S: A Journey of 30 Years of Sobriety
Episode Overview
- Marilyn S shares her journey of 30 years sober.
- She discusses overcoming denial about alcoholism.
- Highlights the importance of AA meetings and sponsorship.
- Explores the impact of sobriety on family relationships.
- Emphasises finding joy and purpose in recovery.
"I am an alcoholic, yes. And I am so pleased to be here."
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? In this heartwarming episode, Marilyn S shares her journey of 30 years of sobriety at the Yosemite Summit Conference. Her story is a tapestry of personal struggles, triumphs, and the undeniable power of the Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) programme. With a sprinkle of humour, Marilyn recounts her initial disbelief in being an alcoholic and her early misconceptions about AA.
Her candid anecdotes reveal how she once tried to control her drinking with quirky rules like only drinking on airplanes, which ultimately spiralled out of control. Marilyn's transformation is a testament to the power of community and the support she found within AA. She describes how a simple greeting like "How are you?" became a milestone in her recovery, illustrating the profound impact of human connection.
Her journey through AA meetings, sponsorship, and personal growth highlights the importance of willingness and vulnerability in recovery. Listeners will be moved by Marilyn's reflections on motherhood, her relationship with her family, and the joy of witnessing her children's milestones sober. Her story is not just about quitting alcohol but embracing life fully, with gratitude and purpose. As she shares her experiences, you'll find inspiration in her resilience and hope in the possibility of change.
So, how do people find strength in their journey to sobriety? Let Marilyn's story be your guide.