Three Years Sober: Finding Gratitude Amidst Life's Chaos
I don't have any idea where my career is going to end up after this. I just have to take Today and do what I can do Today.
In this episode, Dr Marry and DD take a heartfelt look back at their three-year journey of sobriety, highlighting the blessings they've encountered along the way. They start by discussing how their personal experiences with addiction have mirrored the broader challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic. This comparison sets the stage for a deeper conversation about resilience and gratitude in times of crisis.
DD shares an inspiring story about a reader who found solace in daily AA meetings, emphasizing the importance of community support during tough times. The hosts also explore the difficulty of staying present when fear and uncertainty loom large, offering personal anecdotes and practical advice. DD opens up about her role as the partner of someone in recovery and how Al-Anon has helped her find her own voice.
The duo discusses the benefits of recording their podcast episodes in one go, which they believe adds authenticity and emotional depth to their storytelling. Dr Marry wraps up the episode with a poignant quote from Tom Wolfe about taking life one day at a time, a philosophy that has deeply resonated with both hosts. Tune in to discover how Dr Marry and DD have turned their struggles into a source of strength and inspiration.