Telling On Ourselves
Telling On Ourselves
Why do we STILL go to meetings?
Why do we STILL go to meetings?
Why do we STILL go to meetings?
Sunday 1st February 2026
Explore the significance of meetings in recovery with Lynn and Vikki. Discover why they continue to attend and the magic moments that unfold.
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Meetings provide support and accountability crucial for recovery.
- Personal reasons for attending meetings evolve over time.
- Meetings offer magical moments that enhance life quality.
- Consistency in attending meetings aids long-term sobriety.
- Community and fellowship are key benefits of meeting attendance.
"Keep coming back till the miracle happens."
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? Join Lynn and Vikki as they candidly discuss the importance of meetings in recovery. In this episode of 'Telling On Ourselves,' they explore why they still attend meetings and share their personal 'whys.' The conversation is peppered with humour and real-life anecdotes, making it both engaging and relatable.
They touch on the benefits of meetings, from finding support and accountability to experiencing those magical moments that only happen in the company of fellow travellers on the road to recovery. With insights from their own lives and a few confessions along the way, Lynn and Vikki remind us that recovery is a lifelong journey, not a destination.
So, if you've ever wondered why meetings remain a cornerstone for many in recovery, this episode offers a heartfelt glimpse into their ongoing significance. Are you ready to reflect on your own path and perhaps find a new perspective on meetings? Tune in for an honest, entertaining chat that might just make you appreciate those mismatched chairs and tables a little more.