Through the Glass Recovery
Through the Glass Recovery
E84: How to Stay Sober When Your Spouse Still Drinks
E84: How to Stay Sober When Your Spouse Still Drinks
E84: How to Stay Sober When Your Spouse Still Drinks
Monday 15th April 2024
Learn how to maintain sobriety when your spouse drinks. Tune in for personal stories and practical tips from 'Through the Glass Recovery'.
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Episode Overview
- Exploration of maintaining sobriety with a drinking spouse
- Insights on setting boundaries and prioritising personal well-being
- Importance of open communication in relationships
- Challenges and emotional complexities in navigating differing lifestyles
- Embracing personal responsibility and self-care in sobriety
You've got to find out what works for you, be honest about it, and move forward. Whatever that is, brilliant. I just really hope you achieve it. If you're happy, it's working, isn't it? That's the difference.
Imagine trying to stay sober while your partner still drinks. It's a challenge many face, and this episode of 'Through the Glass Recovery' dives deep into this very issue. Hosts Steve and Julie, along with guests Jordana, Cheryl Lynn, and Kate, share their personal stories and insights on how they manage this delicate balance. They discuss everything from setting boundaries to focusing on personal well-being, offering a mix of heartfelt reflections and practical advice.
If you're struggling with maintaining sobriety in a relationship where alcohol is still present, this episode provides a wealth of perspectives that might just resonate with you. It's a candid conversation filled with real-life experiences and emotional honesty, making it clear that you're not alone in this journey.