AA Speakers
Gene V. — Recorded on December 18, 2024
Gene recounts how his drinking led to a tragic drunk driving accident and his subsequent time in prison. While facing the consequences of his actions, he found Alcoholics Anonymous and became deeply committed, dedicating himself to helping others on their journey to recovery.
Charlotte K. — Recorded on March 27, 2025
Following childhood trauma, alcohol wove its way through Charlotte's relationships, work, and family. A therapist urged her to try AA, and when a member asked, “How long are you going to keep white-knuckling it?” she finally let go. Calling sobriety a gift, she remains active in service, helping other alcoholics find their path to recovery.
DeeOna F. — Recorded on June 16, 2025
In this brief but powerful share, DeeOna reflects on how alcoholism and addiction shattered her marriage and her mental health. Through AA, she found a spiritual connection with a higher power that led to healing, self-acceptance, and the ability to live life one day at a time.
Tom A. — Recorded on January 8, 2025
After hitting rock bottom and almost losing everything to alcoholism, Tom found hope in Alcoholics Anonymous. There, he learned to take responsibility and rebuild his life. With the program’s support, he got sober and went on to help countless others overcome addiction.
Joe W. — Recorded on April 14, 2025
Sober for over 25 years, Joe shows that sobriety isn't always sunshine and daisies. In the face of homelessness and poverty, he explains how the program of the 12 Steps keeps him sober, even through the most harrowing challenges.
Joe W. — Recorded on May 14, 2025
Brought to Alcoholics Anonymous by a hungover coworker, Joe initially had his reservations about the program. But after years of exhaustive personal research, mostly conducted in bars, he had to admit he might be mentally and physically different. Today, he embraces the 12 Steps of AA, works with others, and lives a life grounded in service, honesty, and spiritual growth.
Bob W. — Recorded on October 2, 2022
Angry and resistant to sobriety, Bob reluctantly attended an AA meeting. Over time, his stubbornness gave way to hope, and service within the fellowship became the foundation of his new life.
Tom S. — Recorded on May 19, 2023
Born with cerebral palsy, Tom overcame significant challenges to find both sobriety and serenity through Alcoholics Anonymous.
Andrew H. — Recorded on October 20, 2023
Introduced to AA in the 1970s, Andrew initially dismissed his drinking as excessive. Over time, he learned to "let go" and embrace the program, achieving lasting sobriety.
Mike P. — Recorded on March 14, 2023
Mike attended his first AA meeting and never looked back. He expresses deep gratitude for the program's role in freeing him from alcoholism.
Alyson T. — Recorded on March 31, 2023
Alyson reached out to God for help to stop drinking but found true happiness years later through the principles and support of Alcoholics Anonymous.
Jeff S. — Recorded on January 24, 2023
Jeff faced significant trauma both before and after getting sober, with alcohol and other substances driving him to unimaginable depths. Surrendering to Alcoholics Anonymous, he found the tools and support needed to confront and overcome these challenges, ultimately finding peace.
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