Sponsorship & Brotherhood

Send us a textRecovery isn't meant to be a solo journey—we explore the critical role of sponsorship in AA and why reaching out when you're struggling isn't bothering someone but giving them purpose.• The official birth of AA wasn't when Bill W got sober, but when he shared his story with Dr Bob across a kitchen table• Sponsorship isn't explicitly mentioned in the first 164 pages because the book itself was designed to be the sponsor for those who found it• When you don't call your sponsor during struggles, you're actually being selfish by denying them the opportunity to be of service• After completing the 12 steps, the relationship evolves from sponsorship to brotherhood—we don't stay sober alone, we stay sober in a committee• If you don't like your current sponsor, it's okay to find someone new, but make sure it's not just because they're holding you accountable• How free do you want to be? Don't stew in your own thoughts—reach out and talk to someone before problems compoundIf you're needing help or know somebody who needs help, reach out to us at [email protected] You for Joining Us.. Please share with friends. If you or anyone you know is struggling with alcoholism please reach out to us. We can get you help. [email protected]