Not So Anonymous
Not So Anonymous
I Don't Think I'm a Drug Addict
I Don't Think I'm a Drug Addict
I Don't Think I'm a Drug Addict
Tuesday 16th March 2021
Join Jordan and Donny on 'Not So Anonymous' as they discuss evolving priorities, lifestyle changes, and the essence of true recovery.
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59 minutes
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Sobriety Toolkit
Creative Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
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Get the buttons here!Rethinking Recovery: Priorities, Relationships, and Real Change
What you're talking about to me is the difference between sober and recovering right, like cause... I don't want to be miserable in sobriety, like, if I'm going to be miserable, I'm just going to go ahead and do it fucked up and oblivious and dumb and just fucking.
Ever wondered what happens after the initial steps of recovery? In this episode of 'Not So Anonymous', Jordan and Donny dig deep into the evolving priorities and lifestyle changes that come with staying sober. They tackle the big question: Are we still willing to go to any lengths to maintain our sobriety? Reflecting on their personal journeys, the hosts emphasize the critical importance of keeping sobriety at the forefront of their lives.
They share raw stories about late-night calls for support and the ongoing effort to build meaningful relationships. This isn't just about quitting substances; it's about transforming your entire way of living. The boys discuss how being sober differs from truly recovering, highlighting that it's not enough to just remove drugs or alcohol from your life—you need to find joy and fulfillment in your new, clean lifestyle.
They dive into the physical, mental, and emotional aspects of recovery, stressing the importance of holistic health and strong social connections. The episode wraps up with a powerful reminder: never underestimate the danger of that first drink. It's a conversation filled with candid insights and practical advice, perfect for anyone navigating their own path to recovery or supporting someone who is.