Tom B. Jr. AA speakerTom B. Jr. AA speaker
Recovery Radio Network
speaking in 2009
1:09:05•19 Dec 2014
Tom B. Jr.: A Journey of Gratitude and Sobriety
Episode Overview
- Tom shares his journey from alcoholism to sobriety.
- He reflects on his relationship with his Southern Baptist mother.
- Humour plays a significant role in Tom's recovery story.
- Gratitude and responsible behaviour are key themes.
- Tom highlights the importance of family support and spiritual beliefs.
“Heroes are the guys and gals that get out there and they fall down, they stumble, they make a lot of mistakes.”
Tom B. Jr. takes the stage with a heartwarming and humorous recount of his journey in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). With a rich Southern Baptist background and a quirky sense of humour, Tom shares tales of his mother, a 'Black Belt Southern Baptist', and his spiritual brother, Father Martin. His stories are peppered with anecdotes about his family, his move to Cincinnati, and his experiences in AA meetings.
Tom's candid reflections on his relationship with his mother, who suffered from Alzheimer's, bring a touching depth to his narrative. He speaks of the transformation in their bond, from a rocky past to a loving connection in her final years. Tom's speech is a blend of wisdom, humour, and raw honesty, making it both relatable and inspiring for anyone on the path to recovery.
He emphasises the importance of gratitude, responsible behaviour, and the fundamental idea of God in one's life. Tom’s journey from a restless, irritable young man to a grateful, sober individual is a testament to the power of AA and the support of loved ones. His light-hearted yet profound message is sure to resonate with anyone seeking hope and strength in their recovery journey.

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