Recovered Podcast

“When we meet real tragedy in life, we can react in two ways – either by losing hope and falling into self-destructive habits, or by using the challenge to find our inner strength.” – Dalai Lama

We explore the unique challenges for Women in recovery, whether you are an alcoholic or if you love one. What are the barriers, what are the difference, and probably we will discuss some similarities. Hopefully, there will be surprises.

Now that tri county is over and all the boxes are put away, now that the digital files have been organized, we now have time to reflect on what happened during the Tri County conference of AA. When I am in the moment, I’m not all that aware of what is going on around me.

When we use digital media, we are responsible for our own anonymity and for protecting that of others. When we post, text, or blog, we should consider whether we are publishing at the public level. When we break our anonymity in these forums, we may inadvertently break the anonymity of others.

Going to a conferences for the first time gives you an idea of how big AA is. At conferences, we can meet new people and establish friends all over the world. At conferences, we can really celebrate our new way of life

Happiness in recovery is not a guarantee. The reality is that everyone is responsible for their own happiness. However, for some, it’s not easy for them to reach it. The path to happiness requires work on our part and doesn’t require a lot of money or worldly success.

This is a series of an AA Workshop conducted by Scott and Bob.

When frustration threatens to overwhelm you and cause you to cast aside your recovery goals, instead of giving up, get it together. Take constructive action. Get to work.

In order of the Linda and the Woman's AA Gathering he is working on, Holly D is the Keynote speaker. For more information on the Woman's AA Luncheon, contact Linda at linda@recoveredcast.com

Those individuals who feel full of resentment and bitterness about the past can struggle to find happiness in life. This is particularly important for those people who are recovering from an alcohol or drug addiction. Their grudges and resentments can pull them back to substance abuse if they are not careful.

This is a Recovery workshop by Scott and Bob

Those individuals who are recovering from an addiction need to be particularly careful not to take their sober life for granted. If they become complacent they might stop doing the things that have been keeping them away from alcohol or drugs. This could then spell disaster for them.

This is a continued workshop on recovery from Jay Bill and Matt.

This episode we discuss Arrogance and the masks of low self esteem, gossip, smarter than you and other attitudes. We discuss how these things can prevent recovery.

This is a Recovery Workshop