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Marty got sober in 1939. She is the founder of the Council on Alcoholism in the US
1:12:04•28 Nov 2011
Marty Mann: A Journey from Struggle to Sobriety
Episode Overview
- Marty Mann's journey began in 1939 and led to founding the Council on Alcoholism.
- She discusses misconceptions about alcoholism and societal misunderstandings.
- The support system provided by AA played a crucial role in her recovery.
- Recovery is about embracing a holistic change in lifestyle, not just quitting alcohol.
- Marty's story highlights the possibility of a fulfilling life without alcohol.
“I don't think any alcoholic believes while they're drinking no matter how bad it is, that there is a Chinaman's chance that they're ever having fun sober.”
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Marty Mann shares her remarkable journey to sobriety, which began in 1939. As the founder of the Council on Alcoholism in the US, Marty offers a unique perspective on the struggles and triumphs of overcoming alcoholism. Her story is not just about quitting drinking but about finding a new way to live. Marty candidly discusses the misconceptions about alcoholism, the intense cravings, and the societal misunderstandings that plagued her early recovery days.
She also highlights the importance of the support system provided by AA and how it transformed her life. With anecdotes about her time in England and her battle with self-acceptance, Marty's narrative is both relatable and inspiring. She emphasises that recovery is not just about abstaining from alcohol but about embracing a holistic change in lifestyle. This episode is a heartfelt reminder that recovery is possible and that a life without alcohol can be fulfilling and joyful.
If you're looking for a story that combines personal struggle with hope and transformation, this episode is a must-listen.
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