Southern Comfort: Dayna Keyes on Staying Sober in the South
The reason I bring up this whole opiate thing is opiates are the big thing in the news now. They're handing these people deadly amounts of opiates. So prince was basically on Tylenol mixed with a morphine.
After a rejuvenating trip to visit her family in the South, Dayna Keyes returns with fresh insights and stories in episode 24 of Radio Rehab. This episode takes a deep dive into the challenges of maintaining sobriety while traveling, especially when surrounded by family histories of addiction and a culture where alcohol is everywhere.
Dayna opens up about the temptations she faced and how she navigated them, offering a raw and honest look at the difficulties of staying sober in such an environment. She doesn't shy away from discussing the heavy stuff either. Dayna touches on the tragic death of Prince and the alarming rise of opiate addiction, making connections to her own journey and the broader issues facing the recovery community.
She also emphasizes the crucial difference between being a 'sober alcoholic' and a 'dry drunk', stressing the importance of active participation in recovery programs. Listeners will appreciate Dayna's candidness as she shares her personal struggles with complacency in her recovery journey. She highlights the steps she takes to stay connected to her sober community, underscoring how vital support networks are for long-term sobriety.
As always, Dayna's storytelling is both engaging and enlightening, offering hope and practical advice for anyone dealing with similar challenges. Looking ahead, Dayna teases some exciting upcoming guests and topics on Radio Rehab, promising more heartfelt conversations and expert insights. Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode is packed with valuable takeaways that make it well worth a listen.