Michelle shares her journey to and through alcoholism, which brings us to who she is today: a sober and happy woman of dignity and grace. Quotes “I always knew I wanted something better for myself, but I didn’t know how to stop.” “I gave an honest prayer to God to please give me the strength to do what was in front of me.” “I’ve learned how to be a woman of grace and dignity in Alcoholics Anonymous.” Referred by: Michael R. (vol. 145) Instagram Facebook
Show Notes
Michelle shares her journey to and through alcoholism, which brings us to who she is today: a sober and happy woman of dignity and grace.
Quotes
“I always knew I wanted something better for myself, but I didn’t know how to stop.”
“I gave an honest prayer to God to please give me the strength to do what was in front of me.”
“I’ve learned how to be a woman of grace and dignity in Alcoholics Anonymous.”
Referred by: Michael R. (vol. 145)
Listen On
Also Listen
-
vol 310. History Lesson: The Story of Dr. Bob & Anne Smith
In this special edition, Mark D. (Episode #281) presents a history lesson on Dr. -
vol 309. The Miracle of AA with Julie P.
Alcoholic-Addict Julie shares her miracle of recovery and her overwhelming love -
vol 308. Perception is not Truth with Sherri W.
Sherri is a dedicated member of Alcoholics Anonymous and has been for nearly 40 -
vol 307. No Matter What with Sue S.
Sue got clean and sober at only 20 years of age. Her approach to the program is