Richard Woodward
Richard Woodward
Episode 47: ’Dr Addict And The Timedrunks’
Episode 47: ’Dr Addict And The Timedrunks’
Episode 47: ’Dr Addict And The Timedrunks’
Thursday 3rd March 2022
Discover missed moments, media myths, and personal reflections on addiction in 'Flat Out Recovery'. Tune in for insights and heartfelt advice.
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Richard Woodward
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Get the buttons here!Missed Moments and Media Myths: Insights from Flat Out Recovery
Of course I've missed out on things, but some of them aren't appropriate things for me to be doing anymore. Catching up, I've had a lot of trauma, man, and I haven't really enjoyed my life. Take the pressure off a bit and chill because I'm not catching up.
Ever wondered about the years lost to addiction and how to reclaim them? In this episode of 'Flat Out Recovery', Richard Woodward and his guests tackle the haunting feeling of having missed out due to addiction. They start with a light-hearted chat about Birmingham's metro before diving into the heavy stuff. The conversation shifts to the theme of unmanageability in both active addiction and recovery, highlighting the importance of easing the pressure and finding joy in the present.
The episode also features a Mediawatch segment that sheds light on some disturbing truths about alcohol and its portrayal in the news. Ever thought about time travel in recovery? The hosts ponder what they'd do if given a chance to rewind time. Personal stories and reflections pepper the discussion, offering valuable insights and advice. They also discuss building a fellowship of abstinent friends at university campuses, dealing with rumours, and the significance of finding practical solutions.
This episode is a blend of humor, hard truths, and heartfelt advice, making it a must-listen for anyone on the journey to recovery.