Lisa and Julie are just 2 sober chicks who sit down and talk recovery, AA, the 12 steps, sponsorship, and how it works for them. In this series they are discussing each step over an 11 series set of podcasts! Today is all about STEPS SIX & SEVEN
Lisa and Julie are just 2 sober chicks who sit down and talk recovery, AA, the 12 steps, sponsorship, and how it works for them. In this series they are discussing each step over an 11 series set of podcasts! Today is all about STEP EIGHT
Lisa and Julie are just 2 sober chicks who sit down and talk recovery, AA, the 12 steps, sponsorship, and how it works for them. In this series they are discussing each step over an 11 series set of podcasts! Today’s show is all about STEP NINE
Lisa and Julie are just 2 sober chicks who sit down and talk recovery, AA, the 12 steps, sponsorship, and how it works for them. Sometimes they swear while doing this so you may not want to listen with kids in the car. But if you are looking for someone to understand how you feel and folks who think you like you think and drank like you drink....you've come to the right place.
Julie and LIsa share their thoughts on whether or not the Lords Prayer has a place in a meeting and what to do if the presence of it is challenging for you. (Don't worry the "what to do" part doesn't involve expletives telling you where to go.)
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And email us your thoughts on this after you listen to ours, cuz that's just polite.
Julie and Lisa talk about how Effed up it is to tell an Alcoholic to follow their heart...that's literally all we did before we got to AA, remember?? It's called Ego.
Julie's shares some thoughts on anxiety, addiction and being a butterfly, inspired by Elton John's song, "Someone Saved My Life Tonight".
4 min
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