Bertie Fagan
Bertie Fagan
Death by a thousand cuts - the slow and painful demise caused by alcoholism
Death by a thousand cuts - the slow and painful demise caused by alcoholism
Death by a thousand cuts - the slow and painful demise caused by alcoholism
Thursday 19th December 2019
Join Richard and Rob on 'The Gift of Addiction' as they share their journey from alcoholism to true sobriety, emphasizing daily commitment and spirituality.
63 minutes
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Bertie Fagan
Overview:
Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Creative Recovery Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Richard and Rob's Journey: Beyond the Bottle to True Sobriety
With this podcast, you know giving things a go, because you never know what unfolds in front of you and where life is going to lead.
Imagine battling a relentless foe that doesn't quit even when you do. That's the reality Richard and Rob face as they share their deeply personal stories on 'The Gift of Addiction'. These two friends, bonded by their fight against alcoholism, open up about their past struggles and their ongoing journey to maintain sobriety. Richard, a returning guest, and Rob, who describes his rock bottom as 'death by a thousand cuts', delve into the raw truth of their experiences.
They highlight how simply quitting drinking is just the beginning; real sobriety demands continuous effort and self-awareness. Both men talk candidly about how their addiction morphed into other challenges like overeating and financial issues. They also explore the role of spirituality in their recovery, discussing how it helps them overcome ego and lead more fulfilling lives. With over two decades of sobriety between them, Richard and Rob's insights offer hope and practical advice for anyone struggling with addiction.
Their stories are a powerful reminder that while the path to recovery is tough, it's also incredibly rewarding.