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Tom F. AA speaker
Tom F. AA speaker
Tom F. AA speaker
Monday 28th March 2022
Tom F. shares his raw and heartfelt journey from alcoholism to recovery, highlighting the hope and healing found in AA.
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49 minutes
Honest
Hopeful
Humorous
Inspiring
Supportive
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Episode Overview
- Tom F. shares his journey from alcoholism to recovery.
- He talks about the guilt associated with his divorce.
- Tom discusses the 'direct hits' that led him to AA.
- He emphasises the importance of sponsorship in recovery.
- Tom uses humour to share his experiences and connect with others.
I ran out of answers before I ran out of problems.
Tom F. takes you on a journey through his life, sharing his raw and heartfelt story of alcoholism and recovery. Speaking in 2005, Tom opens up about his struggles, triumphs, and the unexpected places alcohol took him. From living in a prestigious neighbourhood to ending up under a bridge, Tom's story is both gripping and relatable.
He reflects on his marriage, divorce, and the guilt that came with it, and how the ninth step and good sponsorship helped him deal with those feelings. Tom's candid humour shines through as he recounts his experiences, making you laugh while also hitting you with the harsh realities of addiction. He speaks about the 'direct hits' that finally got his attention and led him to Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), where he found the answers he was desperately seeking.
Tom's story is not just about the pain of addiction but also about the hope and healing that comes with recovery. His message is clear: recovery is possible, and it's a journey worth taking. Tune in to hear Tom's inspiring story and find out why he believes that sobriety coupled with recovery is the answer to alcoholism.