Mad Dog Recovery
Mad Dog Recovery
Rory M As Bill Sees It 05-04-25
Rory M As Bill Sees It 05-04-25
Rory M As Bill Sees It 05-04-25
Thursday 9th October 2025
Join Rory M as he shares his compelling journey to sobriety, highlighting the importance of ego reduction and community support in recovery.
40 minutes
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Honest
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Raw
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Episode Overview
- Ego reduction is crucial for maintaining sobriety.
- Community support in AA plays a vital role in recovery.
- Service work helps keep one connected to the AA program.
- Surrendering to a higher purpose aids in personal growth.
- Staying engaged with AA prevents drifting away from sobriety.
"When this idiot is thinking about that idiot, I can't be thinking about this idiot."
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? Meet Rory M, a spirited speaker from Las Vegas, who shares his captivating story at the 'As Bill Sees It' meeting. With humour and raw honesty, Rory recounts his path to sobriety, beginning with the humbling role of 'butt man'—picking up cigarette butts—and leading to a deeper understanding of ego reduction.
Rory's tale is a rollercoaster of emotions as he describes the challenges he faced, including a near relapse and a custody battle, and how he found strength in the community of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). His journey is not just about quitting alcohol; it's about embracing a life of service and connection. Rory's vivid anecdotes paint a picture of a man who once scoffed at the AA lifestyle, only to find it was the lifeline he needed.
Through his story, you'll gain insights into the power of surrendering to a higher purpose and how staying engaged in AA can prevent drifting away from sobriety. Rory's message is clear: true recovery is about constant commitment to helping others, which in turn helps oneself. So, what drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? Dive into Rory's story and find out.