Addict

Addict

This message really gave me the reality check I’ve needed!

Sent this to all my boys at 11pm on a Friday. Guy is a king. Thank you man.

78 days sober and 92 days clean of drugs

Home… 😮

Thank you both. Sincerely

Laguana beach wow this 2025 it’s probably all burned down now that area.

Good talk

Congrats on sobriety Adam. That being said I really had to put principles before personality on this one.

Gaiter

What a great speaker!!!

Thank you Troy 🩷

I'm not an alcoholic. Why is this so relevant... I suppose something destructive that holds power over you, is not always in the form of physical addictions. Sometimes its just internal affliction without a shadow.. like being disorientated by a phantom limb

To all the newcomers: Hang in there. As Dr. Paul said: It just gets gooder and gooder. It will get to the point where missing a meeting is unthinkable.

Heard a recording and read Dr. Paul's tale in the BB early in my journey. We are not a glum lot.

Fellowship of the Spirit prepared to do whatever the man says i invited God in to run my life i quit forever over 2000 times

AAs are some of the most spiritual people I’ve ever heard!

This is one of the best talks I’ve heard. Thanks, Adam. I feel like I’ve been close to a relapse after 9 months of clean time and you touched on why I’m feeling this way - without narcotics, I don’t know how to live. I need to focus on working the steps. Thanks

Loved how you carried the message, I’m German my grand father was first generation German American and enlisted at 17 years old to fight the nazi s cause that is not the true German heart and from all Germans we love you

GOD brought you out of the fire please don't go back in because you may not make it back out alive ❤😊

GOD 🙏 has the final statement all the time keep coming back more will be revealed I GAURENTEE IT ❤😊

I'm the creator of my own problems but God has the solution

Could someone make summary or sort of "catalog" for the video? Like 00:01 start 01:00 jokes 02:00 more jokes 10:00 actual experience 20:00 actual lesson of the experience Etc. Just to skip, lets face it, the BS which there is, alot..

Beautiful man god bless u sir ll get sober if it kills me 😂one love bro great talkxxxxxxx

help be more grateful for my sobriety 😅

Thank you for your share, I've been clean since 11/11/24 by the grace of God, I haven't been to any meetings yet, but these speaker tapes help, I know I need to start going to meetings in person because I'm really ready to find some sober support and a sponsor to start on my steps, I believe I've got 1, 2, and 3 down, but I'm a recluse and need a push to get to find some support fr tks again

2 years searching..had fling with guy that introduced (me.obsession ) keeping us stuck as I constantly feel he is character bashing.. Should I just change sponsors?? Thankz for videos..

I laughed and cried through this story and then it was cut off. Damn it

February 11th I have 60 days clean n my gurl will have 90 days these na speaker meeting r dam powerful

A respect her telling the truth, THE TRUTH,i learnt alot ,YOU are a real speaker Beth ....THANKYOU

I enjoy listening to AA meetings! I miss a lot at meetings, "I am blessed to listen and jot down things I would normally miss.

❤AA, life saving program 💯

Excellent one

Awesome 2025 here and I am so happy I stumbled across this 2/13/25 I will be five years free

Sorry for your loss

Sorry for your loss wishing lots of happy memories and love

Im just angry listening to this....and very sad......but hope I kinda feel😢❤

Just met her in New Jersey tonight, thanks Katie !

Bob D saved my life. He is a part of my recovery. If anything Bob D said resonates with you, take it seriously. You have no idea how good things will get unless you’re sober.

Great video!!❤

So grateful for all these shares Polly P you might never see this but I really needed to hear this 9 years clean and was terrified to make a mistake in my recovery until I made a really bad decision and next thing I know I want to blow my brains out Thank God for my fellows in this incredible fellowship who reached out Got a new sponsor Working the steps again Upping my meeting attendance On my knees praying 🙏🏻

Three weeks and one day w no dope, no crack, no booze. No substances, no unnecessary psych meds. I think I actually did step one, sincerely for the first time in my 40 years this morning. Please keep coming back, y'all.❤

Beautiful talk! Who’s here in 2025? ❤

Wow. This meeting gave me hope

Loved this woman's stoytelling- hilarious and real as hell! Thanks Patti

“I don’t have to build a shrine around my feelings” 🤯 Love it!

Thanks for #sharing ✨

lucky to know people whe knew Tom in NC... he's the best speaker and teacher of the program outside of the books themselves. a super talented and passionate man doing gods work

Ibuprofen, BTW, is marginally superior to worthless Acetaminophen. Aspirin relieves pain much better. Naproxen and Naprisen also seem to be efficacious, particularly for chronic aches caused by arthritic bone spurs. The fact that they only require a morning and evening dose, instead of repeated doses of Aspirin, which do excessively thin ones blood, and are hard on the stomach, argues for their use. I have no experience treating pain with Tumeric. But let's not forget opiates. Their efficacy is far superior to anything discussed here, as modern medicine well knows. Show up at the emergency room with a broken leg and see what they give you. In large enough doses, one can be virtually pain free. Unfortunately, those doses also make one dopey, relieving someone of emotional, as well as physical pain. This can be very welcome to some people, leading to abuse, resulting in dependency. For those who can resist such temptations, however, a relatively low, maintenance dose of 5-10mg, two to four times a day, of one of the 'codones' will allow even a chronic pain sufferer to live much as they did before life beat them up. But the medical field likes to pretend not to know this, particularly when society as a whole has decided there's an opioid crisis. Liability is a powerful motivator. It usually, one way or another, goes back to the purse. If one of fifty patients prescribed addictive drugs will abuse them, the other forty nine will be denied relief. And the risk factor weighed is not the statistical risk ratio of one in fifty. It's the risk involved for doctors, and for the reputation of medical practice as a whole. That's the way the world works.