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Jim H. AA speaker
Jim H. AA speaker
Jim H. AA speaker
Monday 7th February 2022
Jim H. shares his journey from alcoholism to sobriety, emphasizing the role of faith and fellowship on Recovery Radio Network.
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60 minutes
Inspiring
Hopeful
Transformative
Supportive
Grateful
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Episode Overview
- Jim's journey from the depths of alcoholism to finding faith and hope in recovery
- The transformative power of the 12-step programme in Jim's life
- Reflections on self-discovery, resilience, and the importance of fellowship
- Overcoming guilt, shame, and remorse through sobriety and self-acceptance
- Embracing life's challenges with gratitude and a positive outlook
I am grateful for every day of sober living that I've had. I have occasional brain farts and hiccups where life doesn't look so good, but in reality, I think my perception has changed enormously over 20 years, and I have a great attitude and outlook on life most of the time today, and I appreciate every sober breath I take.
Ever wondered how someone can turn their life around after hitting rock bottom? Jim H. shares his deeply personal story of battling alcoholism and finding a new path through the support of Alcoholics Anonymous. Speaking in 2002, Jim opens up about his darkest moments and the pivotal role the 12-step programme played in his recovery. His journey isn't just about quitting alcohol; it's about rediscovering faith, building resilience, and embracing the unwavering support of a community that understands.
This episode of Recovery Radio Network offers a raw, honest look at what it takes to move from despair to hope, making it a must-listen for anyone touched by addiction.