Paul Churchill
Paul Churchill
022: Some not so sobering information about drunk driving
022: Some not so sobering information about drunk driving
022: Some not so sobering information about drunk driving
Monday 20th July 2015
Paul Churchill and Kristopher Oyen explore the devastating impact of drunk driving, sharing alarming statistics and personal recovery stories in Recovery Elevator.
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Get the buttons here!Drunk Driving: A Wake-Up Call for Sobriety - Recovery Elevator Episode 022
Anything you put above your sobriety, you are going to lose.
What would it take for you to realize the true cost of drunk driving? In this eye-opening episode of Recovery Elevator, hosts Paul Churchill and Kristopher Oyen tackle the harsh realities and life-altering consequences of getting behind the wheel while intoxicated. The episode kicks off with a harrowing tale from Bridger, who decided to quit drinking after waking up in his car, covered in his own urine.
This personal story sets the stage for a deeper discussion on the broader impact of drunk driving. Paul and Kris reveal some startling statistics, including that alcohol is involved in one-third of all fatal car crashes in the United States. They don't just stop at numbers; they dive into real-life stories of alcoholism and recovery, making the episode both informative and deeply personal.
The hosts also share practical coping mechanisms for those struggling with addiction, stressing the importance of sobriety for a more fulfilling life. If you're on a journey to an alcohol-free lifestyle or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and inspiration. It's a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the gravity of drunk driving and the transformative power of sobriety.