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Feb 26th - The Speed of Pain
Feb 26th - The Speed of Pain
Feb 26th - The Speed of Pain
Sunday 26th February 2023
Carl from Sober Pod discusses pain in addiction and recovery, emphasizing trust, accountability, and the power of desperation.
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Get the buttons here!The Speed of Pain: Navigating Pain and Sobriety with Sober Pod
Nothing happens for an addict, alcoholic, that isn't driven by the speed of pain.
Pain is a universal experience, but how we handle it can make all the difference, especially in the journey to sobriety. In this episode of Sober Pod, host Carl dives deep into the role pain plays in addiction and recovery. He shares his personal battle with addiction, illustrating how the speed of pain often drives addicts and alcoholics towards change. But what does it really mean to manage pain in sobriety?
Carl emphasizes that while each individual's experience is unique, there is a common thread: desperation can be a powerful catalyst for transformation. The episode sheds light on the necessity of addressing underlying issues to truly move forward. Building trust and accountability are highlighted as essential components in maintaining sobriety. Carl also touches on an often-overlooked aspect of recovery: granting oneself permission to be happy.
By accepting pain as part of the process, individuals can find the strength to resolve their issues and embrace a healthier, sober life. This episode is not just a conversation; it's a guide for anyone grappling with the complexities of pain and addiction. Whether you're on your own path to recovery or supporting someone else, Sober Pod offers invaluable insights and a sense of community that makes the journey a little less lonely.