Understanding the Three Legacies of AA with Carrie B
Episode Overview
Understanding the three legacies: Recovery, Unity, and Service. The importance of adhering to the 12 traditions in AA. How service within AA can strengthen personal recovery. The role of financial contributions in supporting AA's mission. Balancing personal life and responsibilities within the AA fellowship.
We need to celebrate and embrace and love all sides of that triangle, that we need all of it.
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Lauren from Sydney, Australia, introduces a special workshop on the 'Three Legacies of AA' during the Fellowship of the Spirit Easter lockdown. Carrie B from Bend, Oregon, takes the stage to share her journey and reflections on the three legacies: Recovery, Unity, and Service.
With over a decade of sobriety under her belt, Carrie brings a wealth of experience and wisdom, emphasising the importance of understanding and living by the 12 traditions and concepts of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). She recounts her early struggles with untreated alcoholism and how she found solace and purpose through AA's structured approach.
Carrie highlights the significance of service within the AA community, sharing anecdotes about her efforts to promote the responsibility statement in local meetings and the impact it had on her recovery journey. She also touches on the broader responsibilities of AA members, from supporting newcomers to ensuring the future of the fellowship through education and financial contributions. This episode is a heartfelt reminder of the power of unity and service in maintaining sobriety and supporting others in their recovery journey.
Whether you're new to AA or a long-time member, Carrie's insights offer valuable lessons on living a balanced and purposeful life in recovery. Tune in to hear more about how the three legacies can guide you towards a fulfilling and sober life.