Jim D. AA speakerJim D. AA speaker
Recovery Radio Network
Jim got sober in 1960 at Rosary Hall under the care of Sister Ignatia
51:50•18 Jan 2012
Jim D.: A Journey from Rock Bottom to Recovery
Episode Overview
- Jim shares his journey from alcoholism to sobriety starting in 1960.
- He discusses the struggles and daily battles faced by those in recovery.
- The importance of community support and the twelve-step programme is highlighted.
- Jim uses humour and raw honesty to recount his experiences.
- Listeners are reminded that every sober day is a treasure.
“Today sober is the most valuable thing you will ever have and after 50 years I can make you one more promise - it still gets better every day”
Ever wondered what it was like to get sober in the 1960s? In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Jim D. takes you on a heartfelt journey through his experiences of battling alcoholism and finding sobriety. With a touch of humour and raw honesty, Jim recounts his early days of drinking, the struggles he faced, and the turning point at Rosary Hall under the care of Sister Ignatia.
His vivid storytelling brings to life the harrowing tales of those who hit rock bottom, from drinking radiator fluid to hiding vodka in garden hoses. Jim’s anecdotes are not just about the past but serve as powerful reminders of the daily battle many face with addiction. He shares how he navigated the twelve-step programme, the importance of community support, and the life-changing moments that kept him on the path to recovery.
Whether you're in recovery, supporting someone who is, or just curious about the journey, Jim’s story is both enlightening and inspiring. Tune in to hear about the ups and downs, the lessons learned, and why every sober day is a treasure.
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