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Getting to Recovery

Getting to Recovery

M. Broughton Boone

This series discusses the Thirteen Affirmation Statements of Women for Sobriety, Inc. (www.womenforsobriety.org) and how women can apply these statements to find their own recovery.
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Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best Getting to Recovery episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to Getting to Recovery for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite Getting to Recovery episode by adding your comments to the episode page.

Getting to Recovery - Statement Four: Are You Bothered?
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09/28/11 • 10 min

This episode discusses WFS Statement Four, which reads: Problems bother me only to the degree I permit them to. I now better understand my problems and do not permit problems to overwhelm me.
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Getting to Recovery - Statement Two: Finding the Positive
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08/17/11 • 11 min

This episode discusses the second statement of the Women for Sobriety, Inc. program. This statement says, "Negative thoughts destroy only myself."
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Getting to Recovery - Statement Nine: Letting Go of the Past
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04/07/12 • 9 min

In this episode, we discuss Statement Nine of the WFS "New Life" program. The past is gone forever. No long will I be victimized by the past. I am a new woman. From this episode: ... we are often reminded by others of our past transgressions when we become sober; it is up to us to learn how to respond to these situations without becoming embroiled in self-doubt and self-hatred, as these are states which frequently lead to relapse. Statement Nine provides us with a framework for this understanding. The words are simple, but they resonate very deeply with the essence of what it means to be in recovery.
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Getting to Recovery - Statement Twelve: Embracing the Competence Within
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05/29/12 • 13 min

This episode discusses Statement Twelve of the Women for Sobriety "New Life" program. This statement says, "I am a competent woman and have much to give life. This is what I am and I shall know it always."
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Getting to Recovery - Statement Ten: Learning to Love the "I"
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04/19/12 • 9 min

In this episode, we consider Statement 10 of the Women for Sobriety "New Life" program. This statement reads, "All love given returns. I will learn to know that others love me." In addiction, it can be very difficult to grasp the idea of loving and being loved. Once we become sober, we can struggle with understanding how to love. From this episode: We have all had the experience of meeting someone who has an aura of warmth about them. When we develop our sense of self-love, this is how others will come to see us. It is this outward expression of our inner love that allows others to truly love us. When we approach our lives with love for ourselves and, by extension, compassion for others, we draw that positive energy back to us. We find ourselves with better health, a better emotional state, and more lightness in our approach to life. When we love ourselves, we can connect with and feel the love of the entire world.
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Getting to Recovery - Statement Eleven: If Something Can Go Right, It Will
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05/05/12 • 12 min

In this episode we discuss Statement Eleven of the Women for Sobriety "New Life" program. This statement reads, Enthusiasm is my daily exercise. I treasure all moments of my new life. From the essay: Opening ourselves to a life of enthusiasm can be as simple as changing one thought; instead of saying, “anything that can go wrong, will”, what would happen if we were to say, “anything that can go right, will?” Isn’t it easier to show enthusiasm when you believe things will go right than it is when you expect them to go wrong?
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Getting to Recovery - Statement Eight: Doing the Right Things
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03/30/12 • 8 min

This episode discusses Statement Eight of the Women for Sobriety "New Life" program. The fundamental object of life is emotional and spiritual growth. When we find ourselves struggling in sobriety, it is important that we ask the right questions. Should we ask if we are doing things right, or if we are doing the right things?
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Getting to Recovery - Statement Five: 4C-ing a Positive Outlook
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11/10/11 • 9 min

This episode discusses WFS Statement Five, which forms the backbone of the program. From it we get the 4C's, that we are Capable, Competent, Caring and Compassionate.
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Getting to Recovery - Statement Seven: Love Yourself, Change Your World
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03/26/12 • 10 min

This episode discusses Statement Seven of the Women for Sobriety New Life program.
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Getting to Recovery - Extra: Meditation on the Thirteen Statements
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03/27/13 • 23 min

This bonus episode is a reading of the thirteen affirmation statements of Women for Sobriety designed for daily meditation. With soothing music and soft ocean sounds, each statement is read and followed by a period of silence for contemplation. If you like this episode, please consider donating to Women for Sobriety at http://www.womenforsobriety.org
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FAQ

How many episodes does Getting to Recovery have?

Getting to Recovery currently has 13 episodes available.

What topics does Getting to Recovery cover?

The podcast is about Health & Fitness, Women, Sobriety, Podcasts, Recovery and Alcoholism.

What is the most popular episode on Getting to Recovery?

The episode title 'Extra: Meditation on the Thirteen Statements' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Getting to Recovery?

The average episode length on Getting to Recovery is 11 minutes.

How often are episodes of Getting to Recovery released?

Episodes of Getting to Recovery are typically released every 23 days, 16 hours.

When was the first episode of Getting to Recovery?

The first episode of Getting to Recovery was released on Aug 5, 2011.

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