Q is for Quarantine: Sobriety in the Time of Isolation
So right, right, which is not to lessen the fact that you know we're in a very serious moment, I think, and I don't I don't want to minimize anybody's tragedy, trauma or like experience at all, because, like our experience is is is wonderful compared to some of the other stories that I've heard out there, and I can't imagine like being in a place like New York City and trying to be sober, trying to stay sober and trying to deal with this, you know, with the hellish conditions that I'm I'm hearing about there.
Imagine navigating sobriety while the world is in lockdown. In this episode of 'A is for Alcoholic', hosts John and Jerry share their raw and real experiences of staying sober during quarantine. They dive into the emotional rollercoaster that comes with self-isolation, drawing parallels between grieving our old lives and the early stages of sobriety. You'll hear about their personal struggles, like dealing with fear and uncertainty, but also moments of reflection and finding new ways to cope.
The conversation is sprinkled with light-hearted moments too, including a quirky discussion about T-shirts and Jerry's last banana. This episode is a candid look at how quarantine has reshaped their journey to sobriety, offering listeners a sense of camaraderie and hope. If you're grappling with similar challenges or just curious about how others are managing, this episode provides a comforting blend of honesty, empathy, and a dash of humor.