Let Go or be Dragged, an AFG perspectiveLet Go or be Dragged, an AFG perspective
Recovery Radio Network
speaking in 2008
50:21•17 Oct 2016
Let Go or Be Dragged: An Al-Anon Perspective
Episode Overview
- Letting go can lead to personal growth and serenity.
- Dialogue and cross-talk foster dynamic discussions.
- Al-Anon literature offers valuable wisdom.
- Struggles with control are common in recovery.
- Humour and honesty can aid in the recovery journey.
“My wife's sponsor talks about this, she's never let go of anything, didn't have claw marks on it.”
Ever wondered how the concept of 'let go or be dragged' can apply to your life? In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Richard, a long-time member of the Al-Anon family groups, shares his experiences and insights on this powerful idea. Through a blend of humour and heartfelt anecdotes, Richard explains how letting go can lead to personal growth and serenity.
He draws vivid metaphors, like 'bumper shining' on icy roads, to illustrate the struggle between holding on and releasing control. Richard's candid stories about his family, especially the challenges with his daughter, offer a relatable perspective for anyone facing similar struggles. He emphasises the importance of dialogue and encourages cross-talk to foster a dynamic discussion. The episode also delves into the Al-Anon literature, highlighting the wisdom found in their texts.
Richard’s reflections on anger, control, and the journey to find peace are both touching and enlightening. If you're grappling with the need to control or struggling to let go of old patterns, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice. Tune in for a mix of humour, honesty, and heartfelt wisdom that can help you on your recovery journey.

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