Jim M's Journey: From Struggles to Sobriety
Episode Overview
Jim M. has been sober since June 4th, 1976. AA traditions create a safe space for newcomers. Sponsorship plays a crucial role in maintaining sobriety. Consistency and care are vital in helping newcomers. Support systems and mentors are key to long-term recovery.
Through God's grace program of Alcoholics Anonymous and sponsorship, I've been sober since the 4th of June, 1976
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Jim M. shares his journey through the ups and downs of sobriety, offering a candid and often humorous look at his life since getting sober in 1976. Jim takes listeners back to the early days of his recovery, painting a vivid picture of the support and camaraderie he found in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA).
He talks about the importance of the AA traditions and how they create a safe space for newcomers to tackle the challenging steps toward recovery. Jim's storytelling is both raw and engaging, filled with anecdotes that highlight the struggles and triumphs of living sober. He also reflects on the evolution of AA and its traditions, emphasising the need for consistency and care in helping newcomers.
His experiences with sponsorship and the impact of mentors like Dick Cohn are particularly moving, showing how critical support systems are in maintaining sobriety. Whether you're new to recovery or have been on this path for years, Jim's insights provide valuable lessons on resilience, community, and the power of shared experiences. Don't miss this heartfelt episode that underscores the enduring spirit of AA and the transformative power of recovery.