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Sheila A. AA speaker
Sheila A. AA speaker
Sheila A. AA speaker
Thursday 18th November 2021
Listen to Sheila A.'s powerful story of overcoming addiction and finding hope through Alcoholics Anonymous on Recovery Radio Network.
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60 minutes
Inspiring
Hopeful
Healing
Transformative
Resilient
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Episode Overview
- Sheila shares her emotional childhood experiences and challenges with addiction
- Reflecting on the support and impact of Alcoholics Anonymous in her journey to recovery
- Touching on family dynamics, forgiveness, and personal growth throughout her story
- Highlighting the transformative power of resilience, faith, and sobriety
- Embracing hope and healing amidst life's trials and finding strength in community
I think my dad danced in heaven. Because when I was out in the parking lot and I went, I got my braces on, what went through my head was, he can't see my braces. I wonder if my dad's in heaven.
Ever wondered how someone finds their way out of the shadows of addiction? In this episode, Sheila A. opens up about her deeply personal journey through the maze of alcoholism. Speaking back in 2007, Sheila recounts her early life challenges and the battles she faced with addiction. Her story isn't just about struggle; it's about the incredible power of hope and the strength found in community support.
Sheila's testimony is a raw and moving narrative that takes listeners from the depths of despair to the bright horizons of sobriety. Her experience highlights the transformative role of Alcoholics Anonymous in her life, offering a beacon of hope for anyone facing similar struggles. Whether you're on your own recovery journey or supporting someone who is, Sheila's story is a powerful reminder that recovery is possible and that you're never alone.