Rose Y. AA speakerRose Y. AA speaker
Recovery Radio Network
speaking in 1998
57:26•24 Jun 2019
Rose Y: A Journey of Resilience and Recovery
Episode Overview
- Attending AA meetings regularly can speed up recovery.
- Building a support network is crucial for staying sober.
- Negative self-image can be overcome through positive reinforcement.
- Reconnecting with family can be a powerful motivator in recovery.
- Relying on a higher power can provide guidance and strength.
“I always put myself like dirt under people's feet. And when I heard that I was a human being and that I was important that was really something.”
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Rose Y. takes centre stage as she shares her journey through the ups and downs of recovery from alcoholism. Speaking in 1998, Rose opens up about the challenges she faced and the strength she found in the Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) programme. From battling health issues to turning down an invitation to the White House, Rose's story is filled with raw honesty and heartfelt moments that will resonate with anyone on a similar path.
She talks about her experiences in a residential school, the impact of negative self-image, and how AA helped her find a sense of community and purpose. Rose's anecdotes about overcoming shame, reconnecting with her children, and finding a job despite lacking formal qualifications are both inspiring and relatable. She emphasises the importance of attending meetings, building a support network, and relying on a higher power for guidance.
This episode is a testament to the transformative power of sobriety and the incredible resilience of the human spirit. Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, Rose's story offers valuable insights and encouragement. Tune in to hear how she navigated her journey with grace and determination.
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