Brutally Sober
Brutally Sober
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Saturday 15th May 2021
Join Joey C. as he discusses the benefits of AA, relationships, and spirituality in this candid episode of Brutally Sober.
Explicit
8 minutes
Raw
Honest
Thought-provoking
Non-judgmental
Engaging
About this podcast
Overview:
Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Financial Health in Recovery
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Finding Strength in Sobriety: AA, Relationships, and Spirituality with Joey C
We find new friends so that we are no longer lonely. We find new relationships with our families so that we are happy at home. We find release from our troubles and worries through a new way of looking at things. We find an outlet for our energies in helping other people.
Joey C. is back with another candid episode of 'Brutally Sober', and this one almost didn't make it to air. Recorded from his usual spot in a grocery store parking lot, Joey opens up about the transformative benefits of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), the complexities of relationships in sobriety, and his evolving spiritual journey. He starts by sharing how AA has been a lifeline, offering him not just sobriety but also new friendships and stronger family bonds.
Ever wondered if getting sober can save a marriage? Joey tackles this head-on, pondering whether spouses of alcoholics who achieve sobriety stay together. The conversation then shifts to the need for fresh perspectives to keep sobriety from becoming monotonous. Joey dives deep into spirituality, discussing how he believes God sees what's within us and how we can nurture our own spiritual growth.
He reflects on the idea that only those on the same spiritual path can truly understand our motives and aspirations. Wrapping up with his thoughts on prayer, Joey emphasizes the importance of not expecting complete understanding from others. This episode is a raw, honest look into Joey's journey towards sobriety, filled with personal reflections and heartfelt advice.
Whether you're on your own path to sobriety or supporting someone who is, Joey's unfiltered narrative offers a comforting sense of camaraderie and hope.