That's Me That's Me Bonus Episode with Julia J.

That's Me That's Me Bonus Episode with Julia J.

How do individuals turn their lives around after addiction? In this bonus episode of 'That's Me, That's Me,' Monica Kaye welcomes her co-host Julia J., a remarkable woman whose sobriety journey began on July 29th, 2000. Broadcasting from the NPR studios in Cincinnati, Ohio, Monica and Julia share a heartfelt conversation about Julia's path to recovery and the profound impact of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) on her life.

Julia's story is one of resilience and connection, having grown up with a mother who was an active AA member. Her journey began with Al-Anon meetings, eventually leading her to AA at the age of 20. The duo discuss the importance of identification within AA, highlighting how the community's support played a pivotal role in Julia's recovery.

They also touch on the significance of family support, as Julia's mother was instrumental in guiding her to AA meetings and providing a blueprint for early sobriety. Throughout the episode, you'll find moments of humour and warmth as Monica and Julia reflect on their shared experiences, including the unexpected role of a cockroach in one of Julia's early meetings! This episode is a testament to the power of community and the healing journey of sobriety.

Are you curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? Tune in to hear Julia's inspiring story and gain insights into the transformative power of AA.