Joe McDonald
Joe McDonald
Position of Neutrality: Understanding Addiction’s Mental and Physical Grip – Step 12
Position of Neutrality: Understanding Addiction’s Mental and Physical Grip – Step 12
Position of Neutrality: Understanding Addiction’s Mental and Physical Grip – Step 12
Friday 26th July 2024
Explore the mental and physical grip of addiction with Joe McDonald as he shares his journey and insights in this powerful episode of Position of Neutrality.
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Episode Overview
- Addiction often feels like a never-ending loop due to mental obsession.
- Physical cravings can intensify after periods of sobriety.
- Drugs meant to curb cravings can sometimes worsen the situation.
- Personal stories highlight the real struggles of opiate addiction.
- Understanding the conditions of body and mind is crucial in recovery.
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Ever wondered why addiction feels like a never-ending loop? In this episode of Position of Neutrality, host Joe McDonald dives deep into the mental and physical grip of addiction, focusing on Step 12. Joe shares his personal experiences and reflections, shedding light on the overwhelming mental obsession that keeps individuals trapped. He talks about how, even after some clean time, the physical cravings can pull you back in, making you feel like you're on a relentless rollercoaster.
Joe's candid discussion about opiate addiction and the dangerous cycle of craving and relapse is both eye-opening and relatable. He recounts moments when drugs meant to curb cravings only intensified his need, leading to risky behaviours and near-fatal overdoses. This episode isn't just about the struggle, though; it's also about understanding the conditions of body and mind that fuel addiction. Joe's raw honesty and heartfelt anecdotes offer a compassionate look at the challenges many face.
If you're looking for a real, unfiltered conversation about addiction and recovery, this episode is a must-listen. It might just give you the insight you need to better understand your own journey or support someone you care about.