AA Podcast
AA Podcast
Topic: Are you a Member or an Attendee? (Debbie D - 46 Years)
Topic: Are you a Member or an Attendee? (Debbie D - 46 Years)
Topic: Are you a Member or an Attendee? (Debbie D - 46 Years)
Saturday 11th November 2023
Join Debbie D as she shares her 46-year journey in AA, highlighting true membership and the transformative power of active participation.
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Episode Overview
- Debbie's journey from her first drink at 12 to becoming an active member of AA
- Reflections on the different levels of engagement in Alcoholics Anonymous
- The impact of service work on Debbie's sobriety and personal growth
- Debbie's insights on the essence of true membership in AA
- The transformative power of Alcoholics Anonymous in the lives of its members
If you were arrested for being a member of Alcoholics Anonymous, would there be enough evidence to convict you?
What does it mean to truly be a member of Alcoholics Anonymous? Debbie D from Concord, California, has been exploring this question for 46 years. In this heartfelt episode of Sober Cast, Debbie takes us on a journey that began with her first drink at the tender age of 12 and led her to a life of sobriety and service within AA.
Speaking at Girlstock in Atlanta, Georgia, she opens up about the different levels of engagement within AA, from simply attending meetings to becoming an active member. Debbie’s story is a powerful reminder of how service work and genuine participation in the fellowship can transform lives. Her reflections offer invaluable insights into the essence of true AA membership, making this episode a must-listen for anyone on the path to recovery or supporting someone who is.