Colleen K.'s 31-Year Sobriety Journey: A Heartfelt AA Talk
Episode Overview
The importance of accepting a higher power in recovery. How societal pressures can impact one's sobriety journey. The value of having a strong sponsor for guidance. Daily self-examination as a tool for staying sober. Humour and honesty as essential elements in recovery.
I didn't want to not be convinced. I didn't not want to do step three. I didn't not want to do step two.
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, you'll hear a deeply moving talk by Colleen K. from Sydney, Australia. Colleen opens up about her 31-year journey through sobriety, sharing the highs and lows of her experience with Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). She starts with a reading from the Big Book, which sets the stage for a heartfelt exploration of her struggles and triumphs.
Colleen candidly discusses the challenges she faced in accepting a power greater than herself and the ongoing battle with self-will. Her reflections on societal pressures, personal failures, and the transformative power of surrender are both relatable and inspiring. Colleen's story is peppered with humour and raw honesty, making it a compelling listen for anyone on their own recovery journey or supporting someone who is.
She also shares practical advice, such as the importance of having a strong sponsor and the value of daily self-examination. By the end of her talk, you'll feel a renewed sense of hope and determination to continue on your own path to recovery. Don't miss out on this powerful episode that reminds us all of the importance of community, spirituality, and self-awareness in the journey to sobriety.