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Breakfast with an Alcoholic: Episode 25
Breakfast with an Alcoholic: Episode 25
Breakfast with an Alcoholic: Episode 25
Saturday 29th October 2022
Celebrate three years of sobriety with Randall and Jane as they discuss anniversaries, therapy, and the Alcoholic Lightning Round in this heartfelt episode.
25 minutes
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Sobriety Day by Day
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Get the buttons here!Three Years Sober: Breakfast and Reflections with Randall and Jane
To me, that's one of the many gifts that comes with sobriety, is I no longer have to keep?
Imagine celebrating a milestone like three years of sobriety over breakfast at a cozy diner. That's exactly what Randall and Jane do in this special episode of 'Breakfast with an Alcoholic'. They meet at the Green Kitchen on 2nd Avenue, and their conversation is as warm and comforting as the coffee they sip. Randall, marking his third year without alcohol, shares how anniversaries can be both a time of reflection and a reminder of the journey ahead.
Jane adds her own insights, making this chat feel like you're right there at the table with them. They dive into the unique challenges faced by alcoholics, likening their experiences to those of undercover spies—always vigilant, always balancing. And don't miss the playful yet revealing Alcoholic Lightning Round, where Jane tries to master the rapid-fire questions. Randall opens up about his early sobriety days, feeling scrutinized and judged, and how therapy became a cornerstone in reshaping his life.
The pandemic's impact on sobriety is also on the menu, highlighting the crucial role of support systems in these trying times. This episode is a blend of hope, humor, and heartfelt stories, perfect for anyone navigating their own path to sobriety or supporting someone who is.