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Q & A about AA - Part 1 of 2
Q & A about AA - Part 1 of 2
Q & A about AA - Part 1 of 2
Friday 1st May 2020
Bruno J. and Tony discuss the vital role of Alcoholics Anonymous in recovery, addressing misconceptions and emphasizing trust and living in the present.
28 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Alcoholics Anonymous: A Lifeline for Sobriety - Part 1
The evidence is clear that Alcoholics Anonymous aka AA has proven to be a tried and true method of staying sober for millions of alcoholics around the world.
Imagine finding a lifeline when you're drowning in addiction. In this episode, Bruno J. and his guest Tony dive into the invaluable role Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) plays in their recovery journeys. AA has stood the test of time, helping millions of people from all walks of life stay sober. But it's not without its critics, especially when it comes to the idea of a higher power, which often puts off younger folks.
Tony and Bruno tackle these misconceptions head-on, explaining why surrendering to a higher power is crucial for recovery. They also highlight the importance of trust between sponsors and those they guide, and how living in the present moment can make all the difference. Tony's personal experiences and insights provide a fresh perspective on how AA can be a beacon of hope for those grappling with addiction.
If you or someone you care about is struggling, this episode offers valuable advice and encouragement. Tune in to learn how embracing the AA way of life can lead to a more open, productive, and sober existence.