Joe McDonald
Joe McDonald
Position of Neutrality: Facing the Reality of Addiction in Step 1 AA
Position of Neutrality: Facing the Reality of Addiction in Step 1 AA
Position of Neutrality: Facing the Reality of Addiction in Step 1 AA
Saturday 10th August 2024
Joe McDonald reads from the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous, sharing raw and emotional experiences of addiction and recovery in this powerful episode.
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Episode Overview
- Joe reads from the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous.
- Discusses the author's admission of being a 'stone junkie' with a love for liquor.
- Highlights the physical and mental toll of addiction.
- Emphasises empathy and understanding for those battling addiction.
- Offers hope and solidarity for those on the path to recovery.
The author of the majority of this book is telling you, you're a stone junkie and had a fondness for liquor.
Joe McDonald takes you on a heartfelt journey through the early pages of the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous in this episode of 'Position of Neutrality'. With raw honesty, Joe reads from the book, sharing the intense struggles faced by those dealing with addiction. He reflects on the author's admission of being a 'stone junkie' who loved liquor, painting a vivid picture of the challenges and realities of alcoholism and drug addiction.
Joe's narration brings to life the harrowing experiences that many people have endured, highlighting how addiction can impact one's physical and mental health. The episode is not just about reading; it's about understanding and empathising with those who have battled similar demons. You'll hear about the author's own fears for his sanity and the physical toll addiction took on him, including being 40 pounds underweight.
Joe's delivery is both compassionate and straightforward, making it clear that recovery is a journey filled with obstacles but also hope. If you're looking for an honest discussion about addiction, this episode is a must-listen. It offers a candid look at the harsh realities while providing a sense of solidarity for those on their own path to recovery.