Somehow9am Productions & Katie Mack
Somehow9am Productions & Katie Mack
EP 6, Day 60 People, Places, & Things That Would Make a Nun Drink
EP 6, Day 60 People, Places, & Things That Would Make a Nun Drink
EP 6, Day 60 People, Places, & Things That Would Make a Nun Drink
Wednesday 13th January 2021
Join Anita on day 60 of her sobriety journey as she faces triggers and finds balance through self-reflection and support.
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Get the buttons here!Anita's Sobriety Struggles: Tackling Triggers and Finding Balance
Each thing on its own would make me want to pick up a drink and if I was drinking, would make me drink more. But later, when I reflected about it while I was journaling, it led me to a bigger question: how am I going to conjoin a holy union with the cult of aa and a future where a soft and of my friends were shocked and offensive when they learned the definition of binge drinking- binge drinking defined by The National Institute Of Alcoholism As four or more drinks for women and five or more drinks for men in under two hours.
Ever felt like your past and present are in a constant tug-of-war? In this gripping episode of 'f*cking sober', Anita finds herself at day 60 of her sobriety journey, grappling with the very things that make staying sober a Herculean task. From the people she meets to the places she visits, and even the seemingly harmless objects around her, everything seems to push her towards the bottle.
But Anita's story isn't just about struggle; it's about resilience and the small victories that come with each sober day. Featuring music by Natasha Remi, Jon Jeremy, and others, this episode is a raw mix of emotions and real-life challenges. With voiceovers from Katie Mack and a talented cast, you'll feel like you're right there with Anita as she navigates her complex world.
Whether it's dealing with social pressures or reconciling her past and present selves, Anita’s journey is a testament to the power of self-reflection, creativity, and support groups in recovery. This episode also highlights the importance of sharing stories to foster empathy and understanding within the recovery community. If you're looking for an honest portrayal of the ups and downs of sobriety, this episode is a must-listen.