Sicker Than Most
Sicker Than Most
S.2Ep.10 Erik H talks drinking piss into perspective
S.2Ep.10 Erik H talks drinking piss into perspective
S.2Ep.10 Erik H talks drinking piss into perspective
Friday 23rd April 2021
Erik H reveals his raw journey from addiction to sobriety, emphasizing the importance of support and resilience on 'Sicker Than Most'.
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Get the buttons here!Erik H's Raw Journey: From Addiction to Sobriety
I was just a ball of fucking destruction and the people closest to me got hit the hardest. And, and you know, like, I knew where that went. That gives you some clarity to where you're able to get into the solution.
Ever wondered how low someone can go before they decide to climb back up? Erik H's story on 'Sicker Than Most' is a gripping tale of transformation. Starting with his first drink, Erik's personality took a dark turn, leading him down a path filled with trouble and turmoil. He doesn't shy away from sharing the gritty details of his early years of substance abuse, which saw him become someone he barely recognized.
But the real heart of Erik's story lies in his road to recovery. After multiple failed attempts to get sober, Erik hit rock bottom in an unusual way—his first drink in sobriety was his own urine. As bizarre as it sounds, this moment marked a turning point for him, leading to a life of sobriety that he's maintained ever since. Erik also opens up about dealing with death and loss while staying sober.
He talks about losing friends and loved ones to addiction and how these experiences have shaped him. Through it all, Erik emphasizes the crucial role of a strong support system. Friends and family who stood by him made all the difference in his journey. His story isn't just about quitting substances; it's about rebuilding self-esteem and becoming a better person.
Erik's journey serves as a powerful reminder that recovery is possible, no matter how many times you stumble along the way.