AA Podcast
AA Podcast
Topic: The Doctors Opinion and Step One
Topic: The Doctors Opinion and Step One
Topic: The Doctors Opinion and Step One
Saturday 4th June 2022
Tune into Carrie B's reflections on 'The Doctor's Opinion' and Step One, highlighting the powerlessness in alcohol consumption and the role of sponsorship.
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Get the buttons here!Carrie B's Insightful Take on The Doctor's Opinion and Step One
The fact is that most alcoholics, for reasons yet obscure, have lost the power of choice in drink, can't just choose not to drink. We are without defense against the first drink, no human power.
Imagine finding yourself stuck in a cycle of drinking, feeling utterly powerless. Carrie B from Oregon knows this all too well. In this episode of Sober Cast, recorded at the Broken Elevator meeting in April 2022, Carrie shares her heartfelt reflections on 'The Doctor's Opinion' and Step One. She kicks things off by discussing the physical and mental grip of alcoholism, making it clear that for alcoholics, drinking isn't just a choice—it's a compulsion.
Carrie dives deep into the concept of the 'physical allergy' to alcohol, explaining how it sets alcoholics apart from those who can drink normally. Carrie's journey is not just about her struggles but also about the importance of sponsorship and staying open to learning. She weaves in quotes from AA literature and personal stories, making complex ideas easy to grasp. Her candid approach helps listeners understand why admitting powerlessness is the first crucial step in recovery.
The episode wraps up with a reminder that Sober Cast offers over 1900 episodes filled with stories and insights from others on their sobriety journey. Carrie B's story is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the core concepts of Alcoholics Anonymous or seeking inspiration in their own path to recovery.