Marian B. AFG speakerMarian B. AFG speaker
Recovery Radio Network
speaking at the Wyoming Fall Conference 1985
41:11•5 Sept 2014
Marian B.: A Journey Through Recovery
Episode Overview
- The importance of sharing your story for personal growth.
- Understanding the true meaning of alcoholism.
- The role of faith and spirituality in recovery.
- Learning to detach with love from harmful relationships.
- Finding humour and gratitude in everyday experiences.
“Sobriety has remained. Sanity has remained. Serenity, once in a while, it's not quite as strong. But we do keep on trying, and that's really what counts.”
Marian B., a member of the Al-Anon family group, shares her journey of recovery at the Wyoming Fall Conference in 1985. With a blend of humour and heartfelt reflections, Marian paints a vivid picture of her life, from her upbringing in an alcoholic environment to her current role as a volunteer at a Chemical Dependency Centre.
She talks about the impact of alcoholism on her family, her struggles with self-worth, and the gradual process of finding serenity and understanding through the Al-Anon programme. Marian's anecdotes are both entertaining and enlightening, offering a relatable perspective on the complexities of living with and recovering from the effects of alcoholism. She emphasises the importance of faith, understanding, and detaching with love, sharing personal stories that highlight her growth and resilience.
From humorous tales of boating mishaps to profound moments of spiritual realisation, Marian's speech is a testament to the power of recovery and the ongoing journey towards self-improvement. Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, Marian's story is sure to resonate and inspire. Why not take a moment to listen and see how her experiences might reflect your own?
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