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The Recovery Radio Podcast - KMP3 - Long-Term Sobriety in A.A.

The Recovery Radio Podcast - KMP3 - Long-Term Sobriety in A.A.

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I share my experience, strength and hope with you regarding my own recovery from alcoholism through the 12 Steps in Alcoholics Anonymous. By the grace of God I've remained sober since I was 18 years old (1989). I started drinking and using drugs very young. I got sober during a time when there were not a lot of young people in AA. Moreover, I was homeless. I got sober in the very same location I drank. I'm passionate about recovery, and about sharing my incredible experience with others in every way I can. I am sincerely happy, joyous, and free.

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  • Episode #1 - "Early Recovery"

    Episode #1 - "Early Recovery"
    Jul 27 2019

    This episode goes through the personal experience of what it was like to first show up in Alcoholics Anonymous, at the age of 18.

    Homeless, penniless, and out of ideas, the 12 Steps were the only option left.

    The host has remained sober since 1989.

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    38 min
  • Episode #2 - "Early Recovery - Part II"

    Episode #2 - "Early Recovery - Part II"
    Aug 1 2019

    This episode continues with the personal experience of what it was like to first show up in Alcoholics Anonymous, at the age of 18.

    Homeless, penniless, and out of ideas, the 12 Steps were the only option left.

    The host has remained sober since 1989.

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    50 min
  • Episode #3 - "The Obsession Returns"

    Episode #3 - "The Obsession Returns"
    Aug 7 2019

    At one year of sobriety, the obsession to drink returned, and remained for the next year and a half. Some people in A.A. told me to go drink again, that I was not "done drinking" and/or I had not really done the First Step.

    By the grace of God, I did not drink again, and was eventually led to a man who carried the message of Alcoholics Anonymous to me in a way that changed my life.


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    35 min
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