AA Speaker Frank M. "Alcoholics Anonymous is a Force of WE"
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- čas přidán 10. 12. 2013
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AA Speaker Frank M. talks about the power of being in a group of like-minded AA members, and how Alcoholics Anonymous is a "force of we".
This guy spoke EVERY Monday night beginners at my meeting ( 127th & Ridgeland Rd. Palos Park, Il. The Lemont Oaks Group) Listened to him for my first 5 years. Instrumental in saving my life. While did not know him personally, he was in my chain. Talked with him a few times. Much respect for Frank Milos.
Man changed my life by speaking 🤘😎🤘🇺🇸
That's amazing. I'm Brazilian and I don't have much access to AA, they are not close to my home, so... I love these tapes, and Frank M. is one of my favorites. 1y and 6m sober now :)
The Oaks is also my home group. My sponsor also sponsored my father throughout the late 80s into the early 00's. Truly blessed to have been introduced to the finest group of people you could ever meet. 5/19/22 is my sobriety date.
14 months I love these online talks . I live in a small town and it great to hear new story's and talks
Good been 7 days in
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@@adaml6862 hey thank u I'm hanging in there
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I used to be a member of the Lemont Oaks Group and I did my best growth there- so much hope!! I live in Maryland now and I carry that message of hope here!! Thank you!!
Great example of the “one alcoholic helping another alcoholic” really works every time. We just want too be sober and loved for ourselves.
Yeah
This was a fantastic talk! 🙏 Thank you for posting.
I was Blessed and priveledged to have talked to Frank M., when I was a speaker seeker for my Home Group about 20 years ago, and then I finally met him at his group in Chicago about 15 years ago.
Somehow our conversation transitioned from me asking him to speak, to what I was going through personally at that time, and he allowed me to call him again months down the road after that, and spent about 45 minutes on the phone with me each time.
As busy as he was, and as far away from me as he lived at that time, he really didn't have to do that, but he did.
All I can tell you is that God really used him Powerfully to help me immensely at a pivotal time in my life. I'm not sure if he's still alive, but he is/was a genuinely tremendous guy, and one of my heroes, for sure. Thanks again so much for posting, and God Bless you. 🙏
Service ❤
That is what AA is about about. Taking action and helping a fellow alcoholic
This I heard in a dark day. It helped. Thank you
hope you're doing good
I know this is old, but message is SO POWERFUL that I'm gonna come clean & HOPE for the best outcome for how my loved ones feel. I DON'T wanna hurt them AGAIN 💔
You are FABULOUS!!
Many mahalo's Frank, great perspective wisdom truth and laughs....... One of the blessed ones 39 years without alcohol, one breath at a time.
Blessings and Aloha
Good work frank 😅 AA works ,action is the AA program.
great talk!
was at this convention bawled laughed and endured. great words frank thank you!
Frank is great
Keep coming back!!!
It's hard I'm thinking about getting Antabuse again I lost family our favorite place to live and my teeth 😫 my husband is in a hospice type situation and we miss our family and gifts and memorabilia I am without a car and license 💔I ride a bike and walk rides always cost up to 100 dollars 💵 but I have agood attitude with my husband who I adore and take care off been off Crack and booze for 7 days
Good work, keeping it going?
Please ring AA? Blessings
How are you going today? 🌸
Did anyone one else listen and notice the repeat?
3 weeks now hopefully for life
Hang in there, follow those willing to help, life is waiting.
8 yrs sober
Keep coming back homie and never give up hope 🤘😎🤘🇺🇸
How are you today?🙏🏽
And by the way all this hooting and Halloween is all good and well but ur supposed to reach out even if a thumb up and pray for Addict suffering ...
Alcoholism is treated in AA.
Guy goes to AA desperate and in need of help. Gets kicked out. Yeah sounds like AA. They care more about themselves than the sick and suffering alcoholic
I think, perhaps, you missed the message. Keep coming back.