Thank you to the Sunday 7pm Anorexia & Bulimia phone meeting for sharing this recording of Merleann speaking on February 8, 2020.  

Sunday 7pm phone meeting

Well, we reconvened after the summer holiday and forgot we already did this tradition!  We did have a great conversation, so I removed the beginning where we review the literature and included just our musings and reflections.

Tradition Eight: "Alcoholics Anonymous should remain forever non-professional, but our service centers may employ special workers."

AA Tradition Eight

Tradition Eight Speaker

AA Traditions Illustrated Pamphlet

This podcast is for my friend. I tell the story of how I realized I was angry at a God I didn't even believe in and my process of healing from that. 

This workshop was speaking about HP for atheists, agnostics, and seculars.

Me waxing philosophical about Step 1. Also, the sound quality in the beginning is very poor and I'm not sure why. 

Anne Lamott is another 12 Step recovery hero.  She is a recovered alcoholic/ bulimic and her BFF is Father Tom.  This podcast is an excerpt from her book "Plan B: Further Thoughts on Faith". 

Here is a link to one of her early AA recovery talks. 

Stacy answers a question about her DNRS practice for healing trauma. 

I had a beautiful experience discussing with Jess her real-time experience in Step One.  Thank you Jess for sharing your heart and baring your soul for us. I hope this is the beginning of many conversations.

I was invited to pitch at a zoom meeting in Jolly Ol' England!  Thank you, OA Leeds!

Mondays, 11am

Thank you, Stacy, for sharing with me Glennon Doyle's We Can Do Hard Things podcast episode with Liz Gilbert.  Liz shares many things in these 2 episodes (listen to both!), including her journey into 12 Step.  This is an excerpt of her expressing her journey in Step 2 and her Step 3 ritual. 

Links to the whole podcast episode (part 1) are here:

Spotify

Audacity