MSB Recording and Audio
MSB Recording and Audio
Womens AA Meeting
Womens AA Meeting
Womens AA Meeting
Thursday 1st January 1970
A woman shares her journey through addiction, sobriety, and self-discovery in this episode of the 12 Step Recovery Podcast. Listen now.
40 minutes
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Get the buttons here!A Woman's Path to Sobriety: Embracing Identity and Community Support
Except for all of these people standing on the side saying, come on, keep going, keep going, you're going to get there...I knew that alcohol was my problem.
Have you ever wondered how the journey to sobriety can transform not just your life, but also your sense of self? In this episode of the '12 Step Recovery Podcast', a brave woman opens up about her struggles with drug addiction and alcoholism, as well as her journey towards embracing her true identity. Battling addiction was only part of her story; she also faced the challenge of coming to terms with her sexuality.
Through her candid narrative, she reveals the importance of community support and the pivotal role it played in her recovery. Attending a women's AA meeting became a cornerstone of her sobriety, offering a safe space where she could share her experiences and find solidarity. She talks about the profound impact sobriety has had on her relationships and family life, emphasizing the process of making amends and forgiving oneself.
Her story is a testament to the power of personal growth and transformation. As she poignantly shares, 'Except for all of these people standing on the side saying, come on, keep going, keep going, you're going to get there...I knew that alcohol was my problem'. Tune in to hear her inspiring journey and discover how community and self-acceptance can pave the way to a sober life.