Life Has One Size an AA PerspectiveLife Has One Size an AA Perspective
Recovery Radio Network
speaking in 2004
27:39•30 Jul 2019
Rick's Journey: From Apple Wine to Sobriety
Episode Overview
- Living one day at a time helps manage anxiety about the future.
- Projecting future fears often leads to unnecessary stress.
- 'Do-overs' are a vital part of recovery, allowing continuous improvement.
- Support from AA and family is crucial for sustained sobriety.
- Persistence and embracing mistakes are key to long-term recovery.
“The key to serenity is figuring out the pattern before you lose all your marbles”
Ever wondered how to truly live in the moment? Rick, an alcoholic with over two decades of sobriety, shares his candid and often humorous journey in this episode of Recovery Radio Network. Rick's storytelling is captivating, filled with anecdotes that highlight the challenges and triumphs of his recovery.
From his early days of trying to fit in with the cool kids by downing apple wine to his struggles with narcotics and the eventual surrender to a higher power, Rick’s narrative is raw and relatable. He emphasises the importance of living one day at a time and the danger of projecting future fears that rarely come true. His vivid description of his 'Clark Kent and Superman' duality during his drinking days is both entertaining and eye-opening.
Rick also touches on the concept of 'do-overs' in AA, illustrating how it's never too late to get back on track. His message is clear: recovery is a journey filled with ups and downs, but with persistence and support, it's possible to find peace and live comfortably in your own skin. Tune in to hear Rick's heartfelt reflections and gain a fresh perspective on the power of AA.
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