Matt & Sheri Salis
Matt & Sheri Salis
Ep111 – Haunting Memories of Alcoholic Halloweens
Ep111 – Haunting Memories of Alcoholic Halloweens
Ep111 – Haunting Memories of Alcoholic Halloweens
Monday 1st November 2021
Matt and Sheri Salis share their struggles with staying sober during Halloween on the Untoxicated Podcast. Listen for support and solidarity.
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Get the buttons here!Halloween Horrors: Navigating Sobriety During the Spookiest Season
I think some people might be interested in exactly what was going through my mind, as it relates to the jealousy that I felt in early sobriety and Halloween.
Halloween can be a minefield for anyone battling alcoholism, and this episode of the Untoxicated Podcast dives deep into those haunting memories. Hosts Matt and Sheri Salis open up about the emotional rollercoaster that Halloween has been for them, especially during Matt's active addiction and early recovery. From Matt's childhood excitement for the holiday to the darker, more traumatic experiences as an adult, they don't hold back.
Sheri shares a particularly raw and angry recounting of Matt's rock-bottom moment one Halloween, painting a vivid picture of the chaos that addiction can bring. If you've ever felt alone in your struggle, this episode offers a comforting reminder that you're not. Matt's candid reflections on feeling jealous of others who could drink freely during his early sobriety are particularly relatable. Sheri’s empathetic responses offer hope and encouragement for anyone trying to navigate this tricky season while staying sober.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to find solidarity and support during one of the most challenging times of the year for those in recovery.