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What It Means to Identify As A Real Alcoholic
What It Means to Identify As A Real Alcoholic
What It Means to Identify As A Real Alcoholic
Tuesday 7th September 2021
Heather and Donnie Mosher explore what it means to be a 'real alcoholic', sharing personal stories and insights into addiction and recovery.
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Recovery Reimagined
Family Recovery from Addiction
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Heather and Donnie Mosher: Unpacking the Reality of Being a 'Real Alcoholic'
But certain people like me and you, we develop into this chronic territory where we don't have the choice anymore.
Ever wondered what it truly means to identify as a 'real alcoholic'? In this episode of Relevant Recovery Radio, hosts Heather and Donnie Mosher share their deeply personal journeys through addiction. They dive into the complexities of what they call the 'physical allergy' to alcohol, a condition that makes stopping drinking not just difficult, but seemingly impossible for some. But the physical aspect is only part of the story. The real struggle, they reveal, lies in the mind.
Heather and Donnie open up about their own battles with self-reliance and the turning point when they realized they couldn't manage their lives alone. They talk about the power of sponsorship and how helping others played a crucial role in their recovery. Through these acts of service, they found a stronger connection with a higher power and a new way to live free from addiction.
This episode offers raw, relatable insights into the nature of alcoholism and provides hope for anyone grappling with similar issues. It's a candid conversation that underscores the importance of community, spirituality, and self-awareness in the journey to sobriety.