David Boyle

I'm Quitting Alcohol

David Boyle

  • Day 69 - Emergency Room Part 2

Day 69 - Emergency Room Part 2

Sunday 28th July 2019

Comedian David Boyle shares his journey through grief and sobriety after his wife's miscarriage in this heartfelt episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'.
Explicit
4 minutes
Raw
Honest
Cathartic
Informative
Empowering

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I'm Quitting Alcohol
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David Boyle
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David Boyle on Grief and Sobriety: Navigating Life's Toughest Moments

It's very cathartic when you don't have booze to release and yell people yell shit at and you're too lazy to write. This comes in very handy, and when situations like this arise, it's pretty, I don't know. It's a nice little outlet.
Imagine facing one of life's most heartbreaking experiences without the crutch of alcohol. In this deeply personal episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', comedian David Boyle opens up about the raw and painful journey through grief after his wife's miscarriage. With his characteristic blend of humor and honesty, Boyle reflects on the emotional turmoil and the unique challenges sobriety brings during such tough times.
He shares how podcasting has become a lifeline, offering a cathartic release for his thoughts and feelings, much like a diary but spoken aloud. This episode isn't just about sorrow; it's a testament to resilience and finding new ways to cope when old habits are no longer an option. Boyle's candid storytelling sheds light on the importance of mental health support and the unexpected clarity that sobriety can bring in moments of profound loss.
As he navigates through his pain, listeners are offered a poignant reminder that even in the darkest times, there can be moments of healing and growth. Tune in to hear Boyle's heartfelt reflections and find a sense of connection in shared human experiences.