Paul Churchill
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RE 86: I Got This | The Three Most Dangerous Words an Alcoholic Can Say
RE 86: I Got This | The Three Most Dangerous Words an Alcoholic Can Say
RE 86: I Got This | The Three Most Dangerous Words an Alcoholic Can Say
Monday 10th October 2016
Jenny's 13-month sobriety journey on Recovery Elevator highlights the dangers of saying 'I got this' and the importance of support.
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Get the buttons here!The Perils of 'I Got This': Jenny's Sobriety Story on Recovery Elevator
When I realized that it was more me versus the outside environment. Maybe I can't control this drinking and being control freaks, both you and i. That's a difficult pill to swallow.
Picture this: You're on a journey to sobriety, and things seem to be going well. But then, you catch yourself thinking, 'I got this'. In this eye-opening episode of Recovery Elevator, Jenny, who has been sober for 13 months, shares her personal story about the pitfalls of overconfidence in recovery. She dives into her experiences as a high-bottom drunk and how her struggle with selfishness and control almost derailed her path to sobriety.
Jenny's tale is a candid look at the challenges and triumphs of staying sober. Jenny opens up about the moment she realized she needed help and how she found it through podcasts, support groups, and fitness. She emphasizes the importance of having a strong support system and the dangers of thinking you can handle everything on your own. 'I got this'—three little words that can be a ticking time bomb for anyone trying to stay sober.
Paul Churchill, the host, also shares his own experience with these dangerous words. After two years of sobriety, he found himself slipping back into old habits because he thought he had it all under control. His story serves as a powerful reminder that recovery is a continuous journey, not a destination. This episode isn't just about the struggles; it's also about the solutions.
Jenny talks about how opening up to loved ones and being part of a community made a significant difference in her recovery. She encourages listeners to explore an alcohol-free life and highlights the many benefits that come with it. If you're looking for an honest and relatable discussion about the ups and downs of sobriety, this episode is a must-listen. It's a heartfelt reminder that asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.