EPISODE · Jun 30, 2026 · 31 MIN
Ep 212 The D*ath Threats From AA Members
Last week we explored some of the doomsday prophecies in AA's Big Book. This week we're diving deep into death threats that come from AA members directly.I do believe most of these people have good intentions and say that leaving will kill us because they actually believe it.The problem, of course, is that the fear AA instills in us isn't a fact.Leaving AA does not mean we are going to die, even if some do.Leaving AA and "graduating" recovery is something I believe should be celebrated. We finished our addiction recovery journey. This is great news. A huge victory in fact.Or some may decide to always have support. Also great.The point is that we have choice. Recovery is so individual.Timestamps:00:00 AA Member Death Threats Intro04:01 AA Member Threatened I'd Die07:14 The Actual Comment08:30 1. Leaving is equivalent to drinking again09:15 2. Leaving means death11:11 3. There are only two outcomes: stay in AA or die12:08 4. Your judgment can't be trusted14:43 5. The AA member knows your future15:32 6. Your fate is already determined16:40 7. Fear is an appropriate tool of persuasion20:03 8. Staying doesn't lead to funerals24:13 9. Survivorship bias in the funerals27:01 Believing The Threats Traps Us🔥 Deprogram Course + leaving AA resources → here🧠 Brain optimization tools → here❤️🔥 If you’re ready to stop holding yourself back → hereCome vibe with me:Kirsten's FacebookKirsten's InstagramKirsten's TikTok📱 My content creation setup (camera, mic, lighting, etc.) → here💻 Tools + software I use to run my business and create online → here⚠️ Disclaimer: I’m not a therapist, doctor, or licensed healthcare provider. Everything shared is for educational purposes only and not a substitute for professional care.💖 Some links may be affiliate links. I only share what I genuinely use and love.
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