Staying Connected: M.G. and Elizabeth on the Lifeline of Meetings
I remember taking that to my therapist. I'm going to leave work today and I'm either going to go to a meeting or I'm going to get drunk.
Ever felt like you're drifting away from your support system? In this episode of 'Sober Sisters Talk', M.G. and Elizabeth Pudwill dive into the struggles of staying connected in sobriety, especially when life throws curveballs. They share candid stories about attending meetings in unfamiliar cities and how those gatherings became their lifeline. Whether it's a traditional 12-step meeting or a more therapeutic format, the hosts explore the variety of options available to those seeking support. M.G.
and Elizabeth also highlight the importance of sponsoring others and maintaining anonymity within meetings. Their conversation is peppered with real-life examples, like Elizabeth's powerful admission: 'I remember taking that to my therapist. I'm going to leave work today and I'm either going to go to a meeting or I'm going to get drunk'. This raw honesty underscores just how crucial these meetings can be for staying sober. The episode doesn't stop there.
The hosts delve into the benefits of Al-Anon groups and resources like The Grapevine, offering listeners a toolkit for managing stress and navigating challenging situations. With their trademark blend of humor and directness, M.G. and Elizabeth make this episode both informative and engaging. If you're looking for ways to stay connected and maintain your sobriety, this episode is a must-listen.
Tune in for practical advice, heartfelt stories, and a dose of encouragement from two women who truly understand the highs and lows of the recovery journey.