Byron TGI Friday

The Sober Sherpa Podcast

Byron TGI Griday

  • Why you can't get sober part 1

Why you can't get sober part 1

Wednesday 30th November 2016

Byron TGI Friday reveals how medical detox can be a game-changer in sobriety and offers heartfelt advice on overcoming addiction.
19 minutes
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The Sober Sherpa Podcast
Author:
Byron TGI Friday
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Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
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Breaking the Chains: The Vital Role of Medical Detox in Sobriety

When an addict or an alcoholic goes into relapse mode, they get amnesia and their entire addiction recovery process is wiped away from their memory, and they go ahead and relapse.
Byron TGI Friday, the voice behind 'The Sober Sherpa Podcast', dives into the heart-wrenching struggle many face when trying to get sober. Drawing from his own experiences and extensive research, Byron unpacks why some people succeed in their recovery journeys while others falter despite their best efforts. In this episode, he sheds light on a crucial yet often overlooked step in the recovery process: medical detox.
Byron candidly shares his own battles, revealing how he spent years trying to stay sober for just one day at a time, only to realize that his addiction was too powerful to overcome without medical intervention. This episode is a raw and honest audio journal chronicling Byron's journey and the lessons he's learned along the way. He emphasizes that understanding the necessity of medical detox can save years of struggle and pain.
Additionally, Byron explores the role of memory in addiction recovery, discussing how addicts often forget their progress, leading to relapses. He reframes relapse not as a failure but as an opportunity for growth and learning. This episode is packed with practical advice and heartfelt reflections, making it a must-listen for anyone seeking guidance on their path to sobriety.