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Keith D. AA Male
Keith D. AA Male
Keith D. AA Male
Thursday 19th December 2024
Join Keith as he shares his inspiring journey from addiction to recovery, highlighting the impact of Alcoholics Anonymous and personal growth.
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71 minutes
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Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
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Episode Overview
- Keith celebrates over four decades of sobriety.
- The importance of making amends in recovery.
- Family dynamics affected by addiction and recovery.
- Life transformations through Alcoholics Anonymous.
- Daily practices for maintaining sobriety.
All I ever want to be is the meanest man on the face of the earth. I came to Alcoholics Anonymous. I am the meanest man on the face of the earth today.
In this heartfelt episode, we delve into Keith's journey of recovery from alcoholism, which began on May 11th, 1976. Keith shares his gratitude for Alcoholics Anonymous and the supportive community that helped him navigate the challenges of addiction. Through the wisdom and experiences shared in AA rooms, Keith has managed to stay sober for over four decades, a feat he attributes to both divine grace and personal effort.
Keith reflects on the early years of his life, marked by excessive drinking from a young age until he reached AA at 36. He recounts humorous anecdotes with old friends and the transformative moments that led him to sobriety. One of the pivotal aspects of his recovery was making financial amends, which not only helped him repay debts but also increased his earning capacity and sense of responsibility.
Exploring the impact on his family, Keith discusses the challenges and growth he and his wife Sue have experienced over 26 years in the program. Despite the damage caused in the past, Keith continues to work on making amends and strengthening family bonds, highlighting the long-term commitment required in recovery. Keith paints a picture of his current life, emphasizing the importance of daily routine and gratitude for another sober day.
He describes the peace found in ordinary moments, like driving to work and attending AA meetings, contrasting it with the chaos of his past life. Through his story, Keith offers hope and inspiration to those struggling with addiction, reminding them that change is possible with dedication, support, and a willingness to make amends. His journey serves as a testament to the power of recovery and the opportunity for a fulfilling life beyond addiction.