PappyB AA 1950PappyB AA 1950
Recovery Radio Network
speaking in 1950
48:36•19 Feb 2018
PappyB's Journey: From War to Recovery
Episode Overview
- PappyB shares his experiences from a Japanese prison camp during WWII.
- He discusses his struggles with alcoholism and blackout episodes.
- The importance of finding community and support in AA is highlighted.
- PappyB reflects on his journey of self-realisation and belonging.
- The episode offers a historical perspective on recovery.
“I was a dreamer always fine in the future and unhappy today, or cursing myself for stuff I did in the past.”
In this captivating episode of Recovery Radio Network, you'll journey back to 1950 with PappyB, a member of Alcoholics Anonymous, as he shares his heartfelt and often humorous story of recovery. PappyB recounts his time in a Japanese prison camp during World War II and the struggles he faced upon returning home, trying to fit into society while battling alcoholism.
His anecdotes, from blackout episodes to moments of self-realisation, paint a vivid picture of the chaos and eventual clarity that comes with addiction and recovery. PappyB's raw honesty about his experiences, including his struggles with identity and belonging, makes this episode a powerful listen for anyone touched by addiction. His reflections on finding solace and community within AA highlight the transformative power of support and shared experiences.
If you're looking for a mix of historical perspective and personal triumph, this episode is a must-listen. It’s not just about the past; it’s about the timeless journey of recovery and the hope that comes with it.
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