KPRC AM 950 (KPRC-AM)
KPRC AM 950 (KPRC-AM)
What Makes Someone An Alcoholic?
What Makes Someone An Alcoholic?
What Makes Someone An Alcoholic?
Sunday 15th August 2021
Heather and Donnie Mosher discuss the allergy, craving, and spiritual elements of alcoholism on 'Relevant Recovery Radio'.
39 minutes
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KPRC AM 950 (KPRC-AM)
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Get the buttons here!Alcoholism Uncovered: The Allergy, Craving, and Path to Recovery
I put drink no in my body and suddenly this craving kicks in. And so this allergy just keeps this craving getting bigger and bigger and bigger.
What does it mean to be an alcoholic? In this episode of 'Relevant Recovery Radio', Heather and Donnie Mosher dive deep into the complex nature of alcoholism. They break down the idea that alcoholism isn't just a mental struggle but also a physical one. Have you ever wondered why some people can't stop drinking once they start? Heather and Donnie explain this through the lens of an 'allergy' and 'craving', shedding light on how these elements fuel the addiction.
But it’s not just about the science; the episode also explores the spiritual side of recovery. Heather and Donnie argue that spirituality plays a crucial role in overcoming addiction, emphasizing that it’s more about finding a higher power than adhering to any particular religion. Whether you’re personally battling alcoholism, supporting someone who is, or just curious about the subject, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge.
From recognizing the signs of alcoholism to understanding why treatment is essential, Heather and Donnie cover it all. Their candid discussions aim to provide listeners with both the practical tools and emotional support needed for recovery. Tune in for an episode that’s both informative and heartfelt, offering a balanced view of the physical, mental, and spiritual dimensions of alcoholism.