Rick Miranda
Rick Miranda
U don’t have to lose everything, to know u have a problem.
U don’t have to lose everything, to know u have a problem.
U don’t have to lose everything, to know u have a problem.
Sunday 25th April 2021
Rick Miranda talks about recognizing when casual drinking turns into alcoholism, inspired by a Reddit post. Learn about the importance of early intervention.
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Rick Miranda
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Sobriety Toolkit
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Recognizing the Signs: When Casual Drinking Becomes a Problem
If you feel like you have a problem, as small as it is, it is a problem and you are giving yourself the opportunity to think about it and potentially make a life-changing move.
Ever caught yourself wondering if your casual drinking might be more than just a harmless habit? In this episode of 'Struggles With Sobriety', Rick Miranda dives into a Reddit post that hits close to home. The post explores the delicate balance between casual drinking and full-blown alcoholism, and Rick uses it as a springboard to discuss the often-overlooked signs that your drinking might be more problematic than you think.
He talks about the importance of acknowledging these signs early on, no matter how insignificant they may seem, and the dangers of ignoring them until it's too late. Rick also sheds light on the stigma surrounding alcoholism, which can make it difficult for people to seek help. He encourages listeners to trust their gut feelings and seek support, even if they're worried about being judged.
Anonymous support groups like AA meetings, he says, can offer a safe space to share experiences and find community without fear of judgement. This episode is a heartfelt reminder that it's never too late to address your drinking habits and make positive changes. Whether you're questioning your own relationship with alcohol or supporting someone who is, Rick's insights offer hope and practical advice for anyone on the path to sobriety.