The road to recovery: How to embrace life and more!
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2024
- In this heartfelt video, I share my personal journey of transformation and growth in sobriety through daily challenges and obstacles. After making the decision to stop drinking, my life took an incredible turn. Through my experiences, I discovered a newfound sense of purpose, joy, and fulfillment. Join me as I delve into the different aspects of my life that have changed since embracing sobriety. From improved physical and mental health to stronger relationships and a renewed sense of self-worth, I explore the profound impact that letting go of alcohol has had on my life. I also offer insights, tips, and tools that have helped me navigate the challenges of sobriety, as well as the unexpected rewards that have come along the way. Whether you are considering sobriety, already in recovery, or simply curious about a life without alcohol, this video aims to inspire and empower you on your own journey of transformation.
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➣ Alcohol and Substance Abuse Hotline Europe: www.recovery.org.uk/addiction...
➣ Timothy Natale (Author/Motivator): timothynataleauthor.com/
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➣ Alcoholics Anonymous US Meetings: www.aa.org
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Good video bro. Best sober feeling for me is getting up real early on a Saturday . Sunday and being completely fit, healthy and sober. Get to go on little adventures and actually enjoy them. Cheers Dave 🇺🇸 🇳🇿
You’re looking amazing ❤ love you buddy
Hi, I somehow stumbled upon your channel. Im not an alcoholic (or addicted to any other substance), but watched your videos with great interest. They certainly help a lot of people to (remotely) understand the struggles that alcoholics have to go through. That is of great value if they are in the situation of having an alcoholic family member or close friend. Second, I congratulate you that you dragged yourself out of that dark pit and that you got your life together!
Best of luck!
Thank you very much for taking the time to comment and for your encouragement!
hii thank you very insightful.
Hi, I appreciate your ongoing support, and I hope that you are gaining more insight! Enjoy the rest of your weekend, friend!
remember I don't drink or smoke so your insights help me understand the army and alchilsm aspect of my husband I'm South African he is retired army but he does not seem to get past army life....and the drinking...his addiction follows a pattern if I look at his phone activity heavy metal binge gaming then the porn watching and drinking... around and around it goes.....
he is in treatment now however is is not wanting to follow the program its not a VA coddling situation ironically its run by a SA vetran who studied and knows how he dealt with his ptsd and evrything else so that made this facility to attractI've is the way and experience they have with this complicated situation he was in VA rehabs but it was just to avoid jail time....and they so liberal standards is so low he had to minum or zero work ....to stay sober ....here in SA I'm getting updates he keeps failing the tests to go to the next step in the program so it's really asking him to dig deep to make those changes .....and the time apart gives me time to heal as im not sure of that I have seen on the phone how to process it...all alcohol is one thing the porn is a whole norther cattle of fish I dunno what to do about that one....I'm just spending time with God healing ......
I literally feel like a inanimate object. Being sober sucks and I’m on day 24 but I just can’t take it anymore I have to buy 12 pack tomorrow I need to smile and laugh some
Early sobriety might seem boring, It will take some time to adjust without a drink, making you seem happier. I can't tell you what to do, but stay strong my friend.
@@1Sober2Another I’m just ready to leave this earth. I can’t stand what society has become and I definitely can’t face it sober. I tried it’s not for me
How were you able to stay in the Army so long? Don't they kick people out if they drink to much or use drugs?
Great question, Melissa, and to let you know, I haven't forgotten about Jack." I'm have a special video planned to tell that story. It is true that someone could be discharged for substance abuse in the military. For me, alcohol didn't interfere with the way I conducted myself in the Army for years. In the first decade, my drinking led me to minor consequences because I ensured I was drinking on the weekends for the most part. In the second decade, my drinking started affecting a few areas of my duties (primarily, my drinking was affecting my private life). One of the primary reasons my drinking went unnoticed for so long is that I didn't provide any reason for alarm! I was always on time, I fulfilled my duties, I took on challenging assignments, I trained others, and my administrative responsibilities were in order. The truth is, I suffered in silence and made every attempt to keep it that way. Towards the end, when my Alcoholism was coming to a head, I knew I had to get help or lose everything. So, I asked to be enrolled in the Army Substance Abuse program, where I was able to go to rehabilitation and AA. This is the short version, the long version if your interested, I will do a video about it. Thank you for allowing me to reflect. How are you?
@@1Sober2Another I'm doing well, thank you. Just to let you know, I'm not an addict or anything. I never touched drugs or alcohol. I look forward to your video about Jack.
@@Melissa0774 Hi Melissa, I remember that you are not an Alcoholic or Addict.. I appreciate your questions and insights as well as your curiosity!