Standing for Something - an NA perspective

Standing for Something - an NA perspective

Ever wondered what it truly means to stand for something in your recovery journey? Teresa, a recovering addict from Dallas, Texas, shares her heartfelt story in this episode of Recovery Radio Network. She opens up about the importance of standing for her recovery, living clean one day at a time, and embracing spiritual principles. Teresa’s candid reflections on her relationships—with God, her family, and her support network—are both moving and inspiring.

She talks about the challenges of public speaking and how she leaned on prayer, meditation, and her support group to overcome her fears. Teresa's story is filled with moments of vulnerability, hope, and the power of community support. Her journey began in 1992 when she first encountered Narcotics Anonymous (NA), and she speaks about the transformative impact it had on her life. Teresa highlights the difference between religion and spirituality and shares how she found God through NA.

She discusses the critical role of sponsorship in her recovery, recounting how asking a woman to be her sponsor led to a lifelong friendship. Teresa also emphasises the importance of service in the recovery process, explaining how getting involved early on helped her feel more connected and less isolated. This episode is a testament to the strength and resilience found within the NA community and offers valuable insights for anyone on their own recovery journey.

So, if you’re looking for a dose of inspiration and a reminder that recovery is possible, this episode is definitely worth a listen.