Robert McClellan

Real Sobriety Podcast

Robert McClellan

  • The Detox Experience

The Detox Experience

Thursday 8th April 2021

Robert McClellan shares his gritty detox journey, offering hope and tips for surviving the first days of sobriety in this Real Sobriety Podcast episode.
10 minutes
Inspiring
Informative
Hopeful
Compassionate
Encouraging

About this podcast

Real Sobriety Podcast
Author:
Robert McClellan
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
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Facing Detox: Robert McClellan's Journey Through the First Steps of Sobriety

So yes, I hear you, it can be physically and psychologically challenging to quit drugs and alcohol. I suffered quite a bit at first, but One Day, sweating and shivering in that detox bed, I had a breakthrough.
Ever wondered what it’s really like to go through detox? Robert McClellan pulls back the curtain on his own experience in this episode of the Real Sobriety Podcast. With a blend of humor and raw honesty, Robert shares the grueling physical and emotional challenges he faced while detoxing from drugs and alcohol. He doesn’t sugarcoat the process – from seizures and fever to shaking and vomiting, he lays it all out there.
But he also emphasizes that despite the tough start, the long-term benefits of getting clean and sober are worth every struggle. Robert’s background as a nurse in treatment centers adds a layer of depth to his insights, highlighting the importance of empathy and professional support during detox. He talks about how many turn to substances to cope with trauma and loss, and how breaking free from addiction can lead to improved health and less drama in life.
Whether you're contemplating quitting or already on the recovery path, this episode offers valuable advice and hope. Dive into Robert’s candid storytelling and find out why seeking help is crucial, especially for those dealing with alcohol detox, which can be life-threatening. His words are a beacon for anyone facing the daunting first days of sobriety.