Warren C. early AAWarren C. early AA
Recovery Radio Network
One of the first 100 members of Alcoholics Anonymous
1:06:04•23 Sept 2009
Warren Chisholm: 30 Years Sober and Counting
Episode Overview
- Warren Chisholm's journey from rock bottom to 30 years of sobriety.
- The crucial role of sponsors in the AA program.
- The importance of adhering to AA principles for long-term recovery.
- How spiritual growth aids in overcoming addiction.
- The transformative power of community support in AA.
“Here's a man that stands up and tells you he's been sober for 30 years and he still needs the program today worse than he did in the beginning”
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Warren Chisholm, one of the first 100 members of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), shares his journey from the depths of alcoholism to celebrating 30 years of sobriety. Warren's story is a heartfelt recount of his struggles and triumphs, filled with raw honesty and a touch of humour.
He reflects on the early days of AA, the profound impact it had on his life, and the unyielding support he received from his sponsor and fellow members. Warren vividly recalls the moment he decided to take his last drink on July 3rd, 1939, and how he clawed his way back to a meaningful life. His tale is not just about quitting alcohol but about rebuilding every aspect of his life - spiritually, mentally, and socially.
Warren's experiences are a testament to the power of the AA program and its ability to offer hope and a second chance to those who commit to its principles. If you're looking for inspiration and a deeper understanding of what it takes to stay sober, Warren's story is a must-listen.
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