Nelson H.
Nelson H.
The frightfulness of October
The frightfulness of October
The frightfulness of October
Tuesday 19th October 2021
Nelson H. discusses his October challenges and the importance of support in sobriety on 'LOL Sober'. Listen for heartfelt advice and personal stories.
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Get the buttons here!Facing October: Nelson H. on Sobriety and Personal Challenges
The solution for me is always more recovery, specifically reaching out to others, seeing how they're doing. That always evens me out and that is the goal.
October brings a mixed bag of emotions for Nelson H., host of 'LOL Sober'. In this episode, he opens up about why this month is particularly tough for him. With two significant birthdays to celebrate and the stress of his busiest work period, Nelson finds October to be a rollercoaster of joy and anxiety. But it's not just the usual hustle and bustle that makes it hard.
He shares a deeply personal story about falling ill in October 1999, leading to a coma and subsequent amputations that changed his life forever. Each year, as Halloween approaches, Nelson feels the weight of these memories, compounded by calls from friends and loved ones who also struggle with this time of year. Despite the challenges, Nelson's message is one of resilience and connection.
He stresses the importance of reaching out to others in recovery, making phone calls, and building new sober relationships to stay grounded. His candid reflections offer a compassionate look at how to navigate personal triggers and emotional turbulence. Whether you're dealing with your own October struggles or supporting someone who is, this episode is packed with heartfelt advice and relatable experiences. Tune in to find strength and solidarity in Nelson's journey.