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Paul C AA speaker
Paul C AA speaker
Paul C AA speaker
Thursday 24th June 2021
Paul C. recounts his path from alcoholism to sobriety, sharing heartfelt stories and valuable lessons from his journey at the Cincinnati Thanksgiving Banquet.
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40 minutes
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Honest
Hopeful
Humorous
Supportive
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Episode Overview
- Paul C. shares his scepticism towards AA and how he overcame it.
- Recounts his first AA meeting held in jail.
- Emphasises the importance of the 12-step programme and having a sponsor.
- Discusses making amends and finding spiritual growth.
- Highlights the ongoing nature of recovery and personal growth.
If I ever get into heaven, it'll be by backing away from hell
Paul C. takes the stage at the 51st annual Cincinnati Thanksgiving Banquet, sharing his journey from the depths of alcoholism to a life of sobriety. With humour and humility, Paul recounts his early days in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), reflecting on the scepticism he once had towards those who seemed to have it all together. He shares touching anecdotes about reconnecting with family in Ohio and the pivotal moments that led him to AA.
Paul’s story is peppered with vivid memories, from being arrested and making headlines to his first AA meeting in jail. He speaks candidly about the struggles and triumphs of recovery, emphasising the importance of the 12-step programme and the support of a sponsor. His reflections on making amends and finding spiritual growth offer hope and practical advice for anyone on a similar path.
Paul’s tale isn’t just about quitting alcohol; it’s about embracing a new way of life, filled with gratitude, action, and continuous personal growth. If you’re looking for an honest, relatable account of recovery, Paul C.’s story is a must-listen.