Lisa is solo in this episode reading an article from the Grapevine on Dr. Allen Berger and excerpts from his book ‘12 Essential Insights for Emotional Sobriety’ .
Part 2 Lisa reads another Harry Tiebout paper - this one is Anonymity: the Ego Reducer Talk presented at the 1955 AA International Convention, St Louis, Missouri - A version of this talk appears in “Alcoholics Anonymous Comes of Age” on page 245
Lisa shares about her experience, strength and hope in her journey of recovery and just how long it took her to develop an open mind and finally surrender to allow the program of Alcoholics Anonymous to work in her life.
Julie & Lisa have an open house drop-in where they discuss holiday sober tips and tricks with some of their listeners. Grab a cup of hot cocoa or egg nog and get cozy!
Julie and Lisa talk about Love and Tolerance being an AA members code, this is what allows people who normally wouldn't mix but we do anyway. why? our common peril and finding a solution that worked to a way out.
20 min
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Facts About Anonymity
It is the A.A. member’s responsibility, and not that of the media, to maintain our cherished Tradition of anonymity.
A.A. members may disclose their identity and speak as recovered alcoholics, giving radio, TV and online interviews, without violating the Traditions — so long as their A.A. membership is not revealed.
A.A. members may speak publicly as A.A. members only if their full names or faces are not revealed. They speak as individual members, but not for A.A. as a whole.