Sara O. was also Episode #35—our first repeat speaker at KeepComingBack.net! Sara's share beautifully showcases the incredible growth experienced by members of Alcoholics Anonymous that are doing the deal.

Sobriety Date: 5/26/2014

Quotes
“I really was struggling—I was trying to control AND enjoy.”

“Don’t give up on finding your tribe.”

Referred by: Sara O. is also Episode #35 and was referred by Maureen (Episode #7)

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After decades of suffering, Tate finally embraced AA, asking his mom to take him to his first meeting. Through attending multiple meetings a day, Tate found hope, healing, and support in the rooms. His journey exemplifies the power of the steps, fellowship, and simply doing the next right thing.

Sobriety Date: 10/18/2016

Quotes
“I could-not not-drink—I didn’t know what was wrong with me.”

“I was so terrified to take a drink . . . I just wanted to be in meetings, it’s the only place I felt safe.”

“It works – if you allow yourself to have an experience.”

Referred by: Paul B. (Episode #233)

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A moment of clarity during a drunken episode made Paul realize he might die alone if he didn't change. Through AA, he has developed a selfless life, focusing on others and finding joy in helping countless suffering alcoholics.

Sobriety Date: 6/13/2018

Quotes
“Alcohol had me by the balls.”

“This program works perfectly, it just doesn’t work your way, and it doesn’t work your way by design.”

“Alcoholics Anonymous is the greatest thing that has ever happened to me.”

Referred by: Ryan D. (Episode #220)

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After 4 years of trying, Alecia just celebrated her first year of sobriety! She used alcohol to escape or enhance all emotions, which eventually caused havoc on her life. Alecia’s journey highlights the power of vulnerability, determination and grace. She is also the lovely co-host of Taste of Recovery Podcast.

Sobriety Date: 7/24/2023

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“I feel incredible now that I’m sober.”

“I didn’t want 1 or 2 glasses; I wanted the whole bottle.”

“I am so grateful to live this incredible life that I have today because of AA and because of being sober.”

Referred by: Eden S. (Episode #201)

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Born in the 1950s to an unwed mother and subjected to severe abuse by his stepfather, Chris faced unimaginable challenges from the beginning. Despite these hardships, he found his way to the rooms of recovery, where Chris gained clarity and purpose, embracing the 12-step life with intention.

Sobriety Date: 9/15/2015

Quotes
“Willingness is key for me in every aspect of recovery.”

“In AA, that’s what I learned: you can’t think your way out, you gotta work your way out.”

Referred by: Robert P. (Episode #175)

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Stephanie, 1st generation Cuban-American, was a drug addict and alcoholic that found a home in the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous. She has lived on the dark side of addiction and keeps herself in the light and love of recovery with faith, service and the steps.

Sobriety Date: 7/4/2019

Quotes
“I wanted to share my story because I don’t want it to be for nothing . . . our darkest secrets are our biggest assets.”

“It’s home . . . this is where you come in and you’re able to change your life and be happy.”

Referred by: KCB listener

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After a few years of sobriety and then slipping away from the program, Christian found himself face-to-face with Jack Daniels and said yes . . . following that was years of misery. Now back in the rooms and into action, today, Christian lives a life of freedom and faith.

Sobriety Date: 9/28/21

Quotes
“Nothing worked for me except Alcoholics Anonymous.”

“The people in the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous had what I wanted, which was sobriety . . . if these people have what I want, I just need to do what they’re doing.”

“All you have to do is just play that tape forward and you know exactly where it’s going to lead you if you pick up a drink.”

Referred by: Ryan D. (Vol. 220)

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An only child from a home filled with love, Bert had no outside reason to be an alcoholic and addict. But on the inside, he felt different-than, even less-than others. After a doctor’s recommendation, Bert found himself in the rooms of recovery. Today he lives a life of almost complete serenity, despite life happening around him.

Sobriety Date: 4/27/2013

Quotes
“Alcohol is a good treatment for alcoholism in the very beginning, but that doesn’t last long.”

“When I started doing the right thing, miraculous things started to happen.”

“You don’t have to suffer, you don’t have to drink again, you can have a life better than you can ever imagine.”

Referred by: Michele R. (Vol. 172)

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