The man who walked the MoonThe man who walked the Moon
Recovery Radio Network
speaking November 14, 1983
56:44•10 Jun 2013
From Loneliness to Community: Tom's Journey in AA
Episode Overview
- Finding community in AA helps combat loneliness.
- The Serenity Prayer is a key tool in managing life's challenges.
- A higher power can be crucial for successful recovery.
- Unexpected friendships can form through the recovery process.
- Spiritual and emotional growth are integral parts of recovery.
“I was not able to stop drinking until I was able to make a conscious contact with a God of my understanding”
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, you'll hear a powerful and heartfelt speech from Tom, a member of the Seminary Road Group of Alcoholics Anonymous. Tom shares his journey through alcoholism and recovery, providing a raw and honest account of his experiences. He opens up about the profound loneliness that many people face due to alcoholism and how finding a community in AA has been a game-changer for him.
Tom's story is not just about the struggles but also about the triumphs, including his surprising friendship with Buzz Aldrin, the man who walked on the Moon. Tom explains how the principles of AA, such as the Serenity Prayer and the concept of a higher power, have been instrumental in his recovery. He also touches on his military background, his family life, and the emotional and spiritual growth he has experienced since joining AA.
This episode is a testament to the transformative power of AA and offers hope and inspiration to anyone struggling with addiction. It's a must-listen for those looking for encouragement and a sense of community on their recovery journey.
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