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Stu B AA speaker
Stu B AA speaker
Stu B AA speaker
Thursday 17th June 2021
Join Stu B as he shares his heartfelt journey from chaos to joyful sobriety in this inspiring episode of Recovery Radio Network.
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Episode Overview
- Sobriety brings joy and meaningful living.
- Early struggles can lead to inspiring transformations.
- AA offers a supportive community for all ages.
- Personal setbacks don't define your future.
- Resilience and hope are key to recovery.
'Sobriety is not an endurance contest; it's the joy of good living'
Get ready to be inspired by Stu B, a dynamic AA speaker from Severna Park, Maryland, who shares his journey of recovery with humour and heartfelt honesty. In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Stu recounts his early struggles with alcoholism, his challenges with a speech impediment, and the transformative power of sobriety. He vividly describes the contrast between his chaotic past and the fulfilling life he now enjoys, thanks to Alcoholics Anonymous (AA).
From working on the waterfront in Baltimore to overcoming legal troubles and personal setbacks, Stu's story is a testament to the resilience and hope that AA offers. His anecdotes about the early days of AA meetings, the joy of finding young people in recovery, and his experiences with old-timers provide a rich tapestry of insights and inspiration. Stu's message is clear: sobriety is not just about abstaining from alcohol; it's about embracing a joyful and meaningful life.
Whether you're new to recovery or a seasoned veteran, Stu's talk is sure to resonate with you. So why not take a moment to listen and reflect on your own journey? After all, as Stu says, 'The joy of good living' is within reach for everyone in recovery.