Show Notes
Native American, alcoholic and AA traditionalist, Bear shares his wisdom with clarity and honor. This story makes clear the miracle of Alcoholics Anonymous, one you’ll not soon forget.
Quotes
“Son, stay away from that fire water, we Indians can’t drink, it robs us of our spirit.”
“I didn’t make amends to forgive her, but so that I could let go of that hate and anger I had towards her.”
“The freedom from alcohol, through the teaching and practicing of the 12 steps is the sole purpose of an AA group.”
“We are the people of hope, we have hope until the light comes back on.”
Referred by: Michael R. (vol. 145)
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