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S4; E2: Alcoholism, AA & The Big Book explained with "Mrs. Jones."

S4; E2: Alcoholism, AA & The Big Book explained with "Mrs. Jones."

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 Trigger warning: Sexual assault is briefly mentioned early in the interview. Please be advised. My friend, who was one of the recovered alcoholics who guided me through the 12 Steps & who we will call, "Mrs. Jones," shares about her experiences drinking, getting sober and today, a recovered alcoholic. She explains some misconceptions and some confusions about Alcoholism, AA and The Big Book through her own experience. Her Cat , ‘Netty’ will often chime in during the interview. 😆 Some examples of what you will hear: ~Triggers - "dangerously underestimates what it means to have an alcoholic mind... " ~"Mrs. Jones." ~What it means to be recovered (vs. recovering) ~If reason and logic keep her away from the first drink. Listen to hear more.... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Your life matters. If you feel you are at risk of self-harm, please click this link Lifeline (988lifeline.org) or call 911 for immediate help. If you would like to be connected with “Mrs. Jones” or myself, please email me at sobergratitudes@gmail.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This podcast discusses how a life with out drinking is possible, and how life on the other side of addiction is satisfying, fulfill and better. If you feel these areas of discussion would add value to your life, please subscribe to Sober Gratitudes Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts.

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