AA Grapevine, Inc.
AA Grapevine, Inc.
You Might Want to Try AA [Season 6, Episode 18]
You Might Want to Try AA [Season 6, Episode 18]
You Might Want to Try AA [Season 6, Episode 18]
Monday 29th April 2024
Mily recounts her journey from daily drinking to finding support at a 4,000-person AA meeting, delving into the history of women in AA.
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Episode Overview
- Miley's journey from attempting sobriety alone to finding AA
- Discovering acceptance and support in 4,000-person AA roundup
- Exploring the history of women in early AA
- The importance of community and support in recovery
- Embracing the principles of AA for long-term sobriety
I feel like the big book is like a love letter that they wrote to us. You know, that they wrote to future alcoholics. They could have just taken this gift for themselves. I mean, they knew they had to give it away to stay sober.
Ever wondered what it's like to walk into your first AA meeting, especially one with 4,000 people? Mily sits down with Don and Sam to share her story of trying to get sober on her own, drinking daily, and eventually finding her way to Alcoholics Anonymous. Her first meeting wasn't just any meeting; it was a massive 4,000-person roundup that changed her life.
In this episode, Mily opens up about the emotional rollercoaster of seeking sobriety and the unexpected comfort she found in the AA community. But that's not all – the conversation also dives into the early history of women in AA, including two pioneering women who contributed to the original Grapevine magazine. These stories highlight the crucial role women have played in the movement and offer a glimpse into the past struggles and triumphs that paved the way for today's members.
Whether you're new to AA or a seasoned member, Mily's journey is a powerful reminder of the strength found in community and the importance of support systems in recovery.