Harold G. AA speakerHarold G. AA speaker
Recovery Radio Network
from Annapolis MD speaking in Ocean City MD
1:02:16•8 Nov 2012
Harold G.'s Journey: From Spanish Harlem to Sobriety
Episode Overview
- Harold G. shares his story of over five decades of sobriety.
- Highlights the importance of community support in recovery.
- Discusses the role of spirituality and a higher power.
- Offers humorous and poignant anecdotes from his life.
- Emphasises the transformative power of AA's twelve steps.
“I came to Alcoholics Anonymous, and I can tell you for a fact that the blind can see, and the deaf can hear, and the lame can walk.”
Harold G. takes centre stage in this episode of Recovery Radio Network, sharing his heartfelt journey through alcoholism and recovery. With over five decades of sobriety under his belt, Harold's story is a testament to the power of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and the support it offers. Starting with his first encounter with AA in February 1970, Harold recounts the pivotal moments that shaped his path to recovery.
From humorous anecdotes about his time in Ocean City, Maryland, to poignant reflections on his experiences with Al-Anon, Harold's narrative is both engaging and deeply moving. He touches on the importance of community, the transformative power of AA's twelve steps, and the profound impact of mentorship and service. His tales of boxing in Spanish Harlem, working as a cop in New York, and his journey to becoming a general contractor are peppered with wisdom and life lessons.
Harold's reflections on spirituality and the concept of a higher power provide a thoughtful perspective on the role of faith in recovery. This episode is a rich tapestry of personal stories and broader insights, offering hope and inspiration to anyone on their own recovery journey. Whether you're new to AA or a seasoned member, Harold's message is clear: recovery is possible, and the support of a community can make all the difference.
Tune in to hear Harold's captivating story and find out why he believes that 'the blind can see, the deaf can hear, and the lame can walk' through the power of Alcoholics Anonymous.
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