Join Robert as he paints a picture of his 38-year journey into recovery. Robert talks of his despair and his subsequent recovery from alcoholism. This is an episode you will not want to miss.
Jason T shares his experience, strength, and hope in a dynamic and foundational way. Whether one is new or has been around for a minute you will not want to miss his story of recovery and hope.
In this podcast, Mayra shares her experience, strength, and hope. Women helping women is needed in the rooms of recovery. Mayra is an example to all women.
What does that mean? Does that that mean we give up on others? Does that mean we try to determine who might benefit and who won’t. Or does that mean that we continue to do the best we can for ourselves that we are best equipped to help someone else when the opportunity is given? If you are a true person of recovery then the answer is obvious. Just as Bill W. discovered many years ago even he couldn’t “save them all”, but somewhere in the trying he was saved.
In this episode, Robert discusses Page 4 of As Bill Sees It and the ability to choose. The answer is YES!!! We aren’t victims of our Inheritance. We are victors despite where or who we came from. Join Robert as he discusses the journey towards recovery which he claims his power to make life-changing choices.to make life-changing choices.
In this episode, Robert shares the loneliness and despair he was experiencing as a person of active addiction This loneliness made the camaraderie even more attractive. It was in this environment, that recovery took place. Please listen and share this episode with a friend and loved one.
In this episode, Robert explores the power of community and why he feels it is essential to a recovered life. Without community, we don’t have a sense of belonging. Without belonging we will NEVER get well and or recover.
This episode explores Rebecca Elvey’s teachings and compares them to the principles of recovery. How these are things we should watch out for as stumbling blocks and things we should do to promote growth and happiness
I was very honored to be part of this annual event. Being around and sharing with newcomers and program graduates is the lifeblood of my recovery. Please listen and share this event. We never know whom we are going to help. Be blessed
In this episode, Robert shares part of his journey. Robert began his recovery journey Feb 9, 1986, After 71 days of being sober and a brief relapse, Robert returned to the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous on April 25, 1986. He has been sober ever since. Please listen; hopefully, you will find yourself on both sides of this common journey.
Robert Shares his experience, strength and hope with those in SLC