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Sherry S. Open Talk – Episode 190
Sherry S. Open Talk – Episode 190
Sherry S. Open Talk – Episode 190
Tuesday 14th February 2017
Sherry S. discusses healing from childhood trauma and finding peace through Al-Anon's 12-step program in this episode of 'The Recovery Show'.
78 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Sherry S. on Healing Childhood Wounds Through Al-Anon
If you've got that one memorized, just keep using it. That kind of validated that, no, she was not appropriate, and to me the lesson, in short, is just remembering that we're all in recovery for a reason, sponsor or not, we all have stuff that we're dealing with and knowing when to let go of the sponsor-sponsor relationship, when to seek out help from other people in the group.
What does it take to heal from a chaotic childhood? In this episode of 'The Recovery Show', Sherry S. opens up about her journey from the turmoil of growing up with an alcoholic father to finding peace and love through Al-Anon's 12-step program. Sherry’s story is both heart-wrenching and inspiring as she shares how her first Al-Anon meeting became a sanctuary where she could finally breathe.
She talks about the anger and resentment she harbored towards her father and how the support from the Al-Anon community helped her release those toxic emotions. Sherry highlights the importance of progress over perfection, reminding us that healing is a journey, not a destination. She also touches on the delicate balance of sponsor-sponsee relationships and the courage it takes to seek help from others in the group when needed.
This episode is a testament to the power of community and the profound impact it can have on one’s recovery journey. If you're looking for a story that resonates with the struggles of familial addiction and offers a beacon of hope, Sherry's open talk is a must-listen.