Paul Churchill
Paul Churchill
RE 428: Do I have a Drinking Problem?
RE 428: Do I have a Drinking Problem?
RE 428: Do I have a Drinking Problem?
Monday 1st May 2023
Lauren reveals her battle with alcohol use disorder and the path to sobriety, offering hope and insights in this compelling episode of Recovery Elevator.
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60 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Lauren's journey of alcoholism, denial, and resilience
- The subtle yet sinister progression of a drinking problem
- The transformative power of self-awareness and community
- Navigating the complexities of addiction and seeking help
- Embracing a life of sobriety and self-discovery
I felt like it was going faster and faster and I couldn't hold on.
Ever wondered if your relationship with alcohol is more than just casual? In this episode of Recovery Elevator, host Paul Churchill sits down with Lauren, a 54-year-old from Rochester, NY, who shares her powerful journey of recognizing and battling alcohol use disorder. Lauren opens up about her early fascination with drinking and how it escalated during the COVID-19 pandemic, leading her to a dark place filled with denial and shame.
Through candid conversations, Paul and Lauren discuss the 11-question test from the DSM-5 that helps determine if one has a drinking problem. Lauren's story sheds light on the deceptive nature of high-functioning alcoholism and the emotional turmoil it brings. Despite the challenges, Lauren's journey is a beacon of hope, showcasing the resilience needed to confront addiction and the transformative power of self-awareness and community support.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone questioning their drinking habits or seeking inspiration to embrace sobriety.