Facing Reality: Abraham Oros on Admitting Alcoholism
Quitting drinking was the single most important decision I've ever made in my entire life. That includes getting married. That includes having kids.
How do you know if you're an alcoholic? Abraham Oros, with over two decades of sobriety, tackles this tough question in this episode of 'Morning with Abe'. Abraham opens up about his own struggle with alcohol and the pivotal moment when he had to admit he had a problem. It's not just about acknowledging the issue; it's about smashing the illusion that you can drink like everyone else.
This episode dives into why admitting you're an alcoholic is the crucial first step in recovery. Abraham shares how this realization was a game-changer for him, more significant than any other life decision. He talks about the role of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and its community, likening it to survivors on a life raft who must work together to reach safety.
The episode isn't just for those battling alcohol; it's also for friends and family trying to understand what their loved ones are going through. Abraham's candidness offers a relatable and supportive voice for anyone grappling with addiction. If you're ready to confront your drinking habits or support someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and encouragement.