The Slippery Slope: Josh Woida's Sobering Relapse Journey
Episode Overview
Josh recounts his 'experiment' with alcohol after years of sobriety, emphasizing the slippery slope of relapse He candidly shares the impact on his mental health, highlighting the stark realization of being 'terminally ill' with alcoholism Josh delves into the pivotal role of self-awareness and the ongoing journey of embracing mental well-being He offers valuable insights into seeking professional help and navigating the complexities of addiction and recovery Through personal anecdotes and introspective reflections, Josh's unfiltered account resonates with anyone navigating their own battles with addiction and mental health
I am better without alcohol. I am better without the obsession. I'm better without anxiety. I'm better when I, I like to think of this as like flushing, right? Because life throws a bunch of shit at you. And if you let that shit pile up in your toilet brain, then it's going to overflow and it's going to be stinky.
What happens when someone who has been sober for over three years decides to test the waters of their addiction? In this compelling episode of 'Alcoholics Unanimous', host Josh Woida takes listeners on a raw and unfiltered journey through his recent experiment with alcohol. Josh doesn't hold back as he recounts the initial temptation, the quick descent into relapse, and the harsh realities that followed.
His story is a powerful reminder of how fragile sobriety can be and why playing with addiction is never a good idea. Josh's honest reflections offer a glimpse into the emotional and mental toll that relapse can take. He discusses the importance of self-awareness and the need for professional help in maintaining mental well-being. Through personal anecdotes and deep introspection, Josh provides a relatable and eye-opening narrative for anyone grappling with addiction or supporting someone who is.
This episode is a must-listen for those seeking to understand the complexities of addiction and the ongoing journey of recovery.