Veronica Valli & Chip Somers
Veronica Valli & Chip Somers
312: Dealing With the Consequences of Our Drinking
312: Dealing With the Consequences of Our Drinking
312: Dealing With the Consequences of Our Drinking
Wednesday 23rd April 2025
Veronica Valli and Chip Somers discuss the emotional, financial, and social repercussions of addiction and how to face them with courage.
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48 minutes
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About this podcast
Author:
Veronica Valli & Chip Somers
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Episode Overview
- Face emotional, financial, and social consequences of sobriety.
- Community support is crucial in recovery.
- Honesty helps overcome past behaviours' stigma.
- Personal growth is key to dealing with challenges.
- Seeking help is a sign of strength.
One of the consequences was that I felt stupider. I felt stupid. I was pretty stupid. I felt stupid and I felt ignorant and I felt everybody knew more about it than myself.
In this episode of the Soberful podcast, hosts Veronica Valli and Chip Somers dive into the aftermath of getting sober and the many consequences that come with it. They share personal stories and experiences, shedding light on the emotional, financial, and social challenges faced by those in recovery. From dealing with family anger to navigating financial setbacks, they cover it all with honesty and a touch of humour.
Chip and Veronica emphasise the importance of community support and personal growth in overcoming the stigma associated with past behaviours. They encourage you to face these challenges head-on, reminding you that seeking help is a sign of strength. The episode is a mix of practical advice and heartfelt reflections, making it a must-listen for anyone on the journey to sobriety. By the end, you'll feel more prepared to tackle your own consequences and find solace in knowing you're not alone.