Geraldine D. AA speakerGeraldine D. AA speaker
Recovery Radio Network
speaking at the Cornhusker Roundup 1988
57:19•7 Aug 2013
Geraldine D.: A Journey of 15,000 Days of Sobriety
Episode Overview
- Jerry shares her early life struggles with an alcoholic mother and a distant father.
- Her journey through addiction and the pivotal role AA played in her recovery.
- The humorous and raw anecdotes that highlight her resilience.
- The importance of hard work, perseverance, and community support in maintaining sobriety.
- Lessons learned from over 15,000 days of sobriety.
“The desire to return to Chicago and drink like a lady had left me.”
Ever wondered how someone can stay sober for over 15,000 days? In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Geraldine D., affectionately known as Jerry, shares her riveting journey from a tumultuous childhood to a life of sobriety. Speaking at the Cornhusker Roundup in 1988, Jerry recounts her early struggles with alcoholism and her eventual triumph over addiction. Her story is peppered with humour, raw honesty, and poignant reflections that are bound to resonate with anyone on a similar path.
From dealing with an alcoholic mother to navigating her own dependency on pills and booze, Jerry's anecdotes are both heart-wrenching and inspiring. She emphasises the importance of hard work, perseverance, and the support of the AA community. Jerry's candidness about her past and her commitment to staying sober offer valuable lessons for anyone facing addiction. Whether you're seeking motivation or just a good story, Jerry's talk is a testament to the power of resilience and the human spirit.
Tune in to hear how she turned her life around and what kept her going all these years.
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