apodcastgreaterthanyourself
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What Messages Are People Hearing When They Return From Relapse? w/ Millie
What Messages Are People Hearing When They Return From Relapse? w/ Millie
What Messages Are People Hearing When They Return From Relapse? w/ Millie
Tuesday 22nd March 2022
Join Millie on 'A Podcast Greater Than Yourself' as she discusses the messages heard after relapse and the importance of genuine solutions in recovery.
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Get the buttons here!Millie on Relapse: What Are People Really Hearing?
I wish people, instead of saying and do like, get through the steps and then do Days worth of, like a strong to practice, do it like just do I dare you like, do it like every day, discipline yourself and like it's going to be weird and uncomfortable at first.
Ever wondered what people hear when they come back to AA after a relapse? Millie, a recovered member of Alcoholics Anonymous, joins the hosts of 'A Podcast Greater Than Yourself' to dive into this sensitive topic. With her candid reflections, Millie sheds light on the messages that can either uplift or discourage someone trying to get back on track. The conversation covers the importance of understanding the root of alcoholism and the spiritual journey involved in working the steps.
They also explore emotional sobriety, the common pitfalls of AA meetings, and the role of character flaws in recovery. Millie doesn't shy away from stressing the need for daily discipline and practicing AA principles, even when it's tough. She highlights the difference between genuine solutions and empty platitudes, emphasizing personal responsibility in overcoming challenges. This episode offers a refreshing and honest perspective on relapse and recovery, making it a must-listen for anyone navigating these waters.