Stevie Ray V. AA member

Stevie Ray V. AA member

This episode of Recovery Radio Network features Stevie Ray V., a rock and roll musician from the 1970s, who shares his gripping journey through addiction and recovery. Stevie opens up about his early encounters with alcohol, influenced by his father's alcoholism, and his subsequent dive into drug use. His raw storytelling paints a vivid picture of a young boy stealing drinks at family parties and experimenting with substances to fit in with peers.

Despite the chaos and violence that marked his childhood, Stevie's narrative is laced with moments of self-reflection and realisation. His story takes a transformative turn when he discusses his time in treatment, where he found solace and support in the AA program. Stevie emphasises the importance of community and spiritual growth in maintaining sobriety, highlighting how meetings and prayer have become cornerstones of his recovery. The episode also features heartfelt contributions from Stevie's sponsor, B.C.

Miller, who credits the AA program for his own long-term sobriety since 1984. B.C.'s anecdotes about their shared experiences underscore the power of mutual support in overcoming addiction. Stevie's tale is not just about the struggles of addiction but also about the resilience and hope that come with recovery. If you're looking for an inspiring story of redemption and the power of community, this episode is a must-listen.