Tommie D. AA speakerTommie D. AA speaker
Recovery Radio Network
from Oakland Park FL. speaking in Woodstock GA.
41:52•2 Apr 2012
Tommie D.'s Journey: Sobriety, Humour, and Hope
Episode Overview
- The importance of identifying as an alcoholic in AA.
- Humorous and relatable anecdotes from Tommie's life.
- The significance of living one day at a time in sobriety.
- The role of community and support in recovery.
- Embracing a higher power to aid in the recovery process.
“"The only reason I'm sober tonight is because I didn't drink tonight."”
Tommie D. shares a heartfelt journey through the ups and downs of alcoholism in this episode of Recovery Radio Network. Broadcasting from Oakland Park, FL, Tommie speaks to an audience in Woodstock, GA, with raw honesty and humour. As a dedicated member of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Tommie recounts how identifying strictly as an alcoholic, despite having used other substances, has shaped their recovery journey.
This personal narrative is peppered with relatable anecdotes and touching moments that highlight the daily struggles and triumphs of living sober, one day at a time. From humorous tales of driving a hearse as a family car to the poignant realisation of needing to 'let go and let God', Tommie's story is both entertaining and deeply moving. The episode underscores the importance of community and the transformative power of AA's twelve-step programme.
Tommie's reflections on family dynamics, personal failures, and the eventual embrace of a higher power offer valuable lessons for anyone grappling with addiction. Whether you're in recovery, supporting someone who is, or simply curious about the AA experience, Tommie's candid storytelling provides a window into the life-changing journey of sobriety. Don't miss this chance to hear from someone who has walked the path and come out stronger on the other side.

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