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Paul M AA speaker
Paul M AA speaker
Paul M AA speaker
Monday 19th July 2021
Paul M shares his decades-long journey of sobriety, blending humour with profound reflections on AA's twelve steps and the power of community.
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Episode Overview
- Paul has been sober since August 15th, 1937.
- He emphasises the importance of rigorous honesty in recovery.
- Paul shares humorous yet insightful anecdotes from his life.
- He highlights the transformative power of working the twelve steps.
- Paul discusses the symptoms and dangers of untreated alcoholism.
Through the grace of God in the AA program I haven't had a drink or a pill or an impure thought since August 15th, 1937
Paul M, a seasoned AA speaker, takes the stage in this episode of Recovery Radio Network to share his incredible journey through sobriety. With a blend of humour and heartfelt reflection, Paul recounts his life from his early struggles with alcohol to his eventual triumph over addiction. He’s been sober since 1937 and has a wealth of experience to share.
You'll hear anecdotes about his encounters with AA legends like Bill Wilson and Ebby Thatcher, and learn about the transformative power of the twelve steps. Paul's tales are peppered with witty remarks that bring lightness to the serious subject of recovery. He talks about the importance of rigorous honesty, the pitfalls of untreated alcoholism, and the profound impact of working the steps diligently.
This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone on the path to recovery or supporting someone who is. Paul’s story is a testament to the power of perseverance and community in overcoming addiction. Don’t miss this chance to hear from someone who has walked the walk and come out stronger on the other side.