Millie Copeland: A Journey Through Recovery
Episode Overview
Honesty is crucial in the recovery process. The 'Big Book' provides essential guidance for sobriety. Learning from fellow AA members can be transformative. Gratitude plays a significant role in maintaining sobriety. Community support is vital for those recovering from addiction.
I know that what I am today is God's gift to me, and what I become is my gift to God.
In this heartfelt episode of Recovery Radio Network, Millie Copeland shares her journey through alcoholism and recovery with raw honesty and a touch of humour. Speaking at Camp Monroe in 1987, Millie captivates the audience with her life story, from her Virginia roots to her struggles with alcohol. She recounts the valuable lessons learned from fellow Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) members, emphasising the importance of honesty and the teachings of the 'Big Book'.
Millie’s anecdotes are both poignant and amusing, painting a vivid picture of her past and her path to sobriety. She speaks candidly about the hardships she faced, including societal pressures and personal battles, and how AA became a lifeline for her. Millie’s gratitude towards AA and its members is palpable as she reflects on the people who have helped shape her recovery journey.
Her speech is a blend of wisdom, wit, and warmth, making it relatable for anyone touched by addiction. By the end of her talk, you’ll feel inspired by her resilience and dedication to helping others find their way to sobriety. Millie's story is a testament to the power of community and the transformative impact of sharing experiences. If you're looking for a story that blends humour with heartfelt lessons on recovery, this episode is a must-listen.