Susan B. AFG speakerSusan B. AFG speaker
Recovery Radio Network
speaking in 2006
1:04:04•24 Feb 2016
Susan B.'s Journey: From Fear to Family Recovery
Episode Overview
- Susan B. shares her experiences since joining Al-Anon in 1974.
- Emphasis on family recovery and community support.
- Reflections on personal challenges like perfectionism and fear of authority.
- The impact of sponsoring Alateen members on her own recovery.
- Stories of spiritual awakenings and the role of prayer.
“"We just get in strange cars with strange people and go strange places and don't think anything about it."”
Susan B., a long-time member of Al-Anon, shares her heartfelt journey in this episode of Recovery Radio Network. Since joining in 1974, Susan has been an active participant in her local group, emphasising the importance of family recovery. With a touch of humour, she recounts her experiences of travelling to meetings, the camaraderie among members, and the quirks that come with being part of such a supportive community.
Susan's stories are filled with moments of vulnerability and strength, from her early days of navigating the complexities of alcoholism within her family to finding solace and hope through the twelve-step programme. She speaks candidly about the challenges of perfectionism, fear of authority, and the journey towards self-acceptance. Susan's reflections on sponsoring Alateen members and witnessing their understanding of alcoholism highlight the profound impact of community support.
Her anecdotes about personal growth, spiritual awakenings, and the power of prayer offer listeners a relatable and inspiring narrative. Susan's story is a testament to the resilience and transformation that can occur through dedication to recovery. Tune in to hear how she has navigated life's ups and downs with grace and gratitude, offering hope to anyone on a similar path.

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