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Multiple Speakers: A Founders Day Old Timers Panel (142 years of sobriety between 3 speakers)
Multiple Speakers: A Founders Day Old Timers Panel (142 years of sobriety between 3 speakers)
Multiple Speakers: A Founders Day Old Timers Panel (142 years of sobriety between 3 speakers)
Tuesday 22nd September 2020
Hear three AA veterans with 142 years of combined sobriety share their stories and wisdom in this enlightening episode of Sober Cast.
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Get the buttons here!Wisdom from the Founders Day Old Timers Panel: 142 Years of Sobriety Shared
Thank god for aa, because I didn't have to go through.
Picture sitting in a room filled with wisdom and life lessons from those who have walked the path of sobriety for decades. This episode of Sober Cast brings you just that, featuring three remarkable speakers from the Founders Day Old Timers Panel held in Akron, Ohio. Chief B H from Detroit, sober for 36 years, kicks things off with his heartfelt story.
Following him, Liz B from Brooklyn, who has 50 years of sobriety under her belt, shares her profound insights. Lastly, Steve P from Mentor, with an incredible 56 years of sobriety, wraps up the session with his reflections. These speakers collectively offer 142 years of experience and wisdom. They discuss the pivotal role of community in their recovery journeys, emphasizing how forgiveness and gratitude have been cornerstones in maintaining their sobriety.
The dangers of ego and complacency are also highlighted, serving as cautionary tales for anyone on this path. The episode doesn't just stop at personal stories. It delves into the evolution of Alcoholics Anonymous and the enduring significance of Founders Day. This is more than just a trip down memory lane; it's a treasure trove of practical advice and emotional support.
Whether you're new to sobriety or have been on this journey for years, this episode offers valuable lessons and a sense of belonging. It's a reminder that you're not alone and that there is always hope for a better life.