Howard L.
Howard L.
Richard B. – Sober 2 Years
Richard B. – Sober 2 Years
Richard B. – Sober 2 Years
Monday 8th September 2025
Richard B. shares his story of overcoming alcoholism and pulmonary disease, highlighting the power of AA and community support.
68 minutes
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Recovery with AA
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Family Recovery from Addiction
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Episode Overview
- Relapse can happen even after years of sobriety.
- Family support is crucial in overcoming addiction.
- Health challenges can complicate recovery but also strengthen resolve.
- Service work within AA helps maintain sobriety.
- Community support is vital for those facing health and addiction challenges.
"You can't check out on yourself. So that means you have to stay involved."
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? Richard B. shares his story of battling alcoholism and pulmonary disease while maintaining his sobriety. After a long battle with addiction, Richard's journey took a dramatic turn when he relapsed on moonshine, leading him back to the depths he had once escaped. With the support of his family and Alcoholics Anonymous, he found the strength to return to sobriety.
Richard discusses the importance of meetings and service work, highlighting how AA has been crucial in his recovery. He shares candidly about his struggles with health issues and how these have shaped his approach to sobriety. The episode is not just about Richard's battle with alcohol but also about his fight against pulmonary disease, using an oxygen concentrator while awaiting a lung transplant.
Richard's story is one of courage and resilience, offering a beacon of hope for those facing similar challenges. His dedication to service work within AA is a testament to the power of community and support in recovery. What can you learn from Richard's experience? How can his story inspire your own journey?