David Vartabedian
David Vartabedian
Get Real Sobriety: ”What a Long, Strange Trip It’s Been...” ft. Brenden B.
Get Real Sobriety: ”What a Long, Strange Trip It’s Been...” ft. Brenden B.
Get Real Sobriety: ”What a Long, Strange Trip It’s Been...” ft. Brenden B.
Sunday 30th January 2022
David Vartabedian and Brenden B. discuss their 70 years of sobriety, focusing on purpose, joy, spirituality, and the impact of addiction on relationships.
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Get the buttons here!70 Years of Sobriety: Brenden B. and David V. Reflect on Their Journey
And I find myself A Few Years sober and I'm thinking, yeah, well, it's kind of a good thing that I can not give a shit about people. And sandy b goes as far to say: you got to be happy to stay sober, you got to be happy, and so that's why Bill Wilson talks about the steps that we have to take to have serenity in our life.
Imagine having a friendship that spans over five decades, intertwined with the shared struggle of addiction and the triumph of recovery. In this episode of 'Get Real Sobriety', host David Vartabedian sits down with his longtime friend Brenden B. to discuss their collective 70 years of sobriety. Brenden, sober for 38 years, and David, for 32, offer a heartfelt conversation that dives deep into the pains of addiction and the complex joys and struggles of recovery.
They reminisce about the impact addiction had on their relationships and personal lives, highlighting the importance of finding purpose and happiness in sobriety. Spirituality and the steps to achieving serenity are also key themes, as Brenden shares the hurdles he faced while writing his book on addiction and recovery. This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom and encouragement for anyone navigating their own path to sobriety.