Madeline Forrest
Madeline Forrest
#125 You Don't Have to Label Yourself or "Qualify" for Sobriety (feat. My Mom)
#125 You Don't Have to Label Yourself or "Qualify" for Sobriety (feat. My Mom)
#125 You Don't Have to Label Yourself or "Qualify" for Sobriety (feat. My Mom)
Tuesday 8th April 2025
Madeline Forrest discusses sobriety labels with her mum, exploring gray-area drinking and why you don't need qualifications to get sober.
49 minutes
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Sobriety in Everyday Life
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Episode Overview
- You don't need to label yourself to embrace sobriety.
- Gray-area drinking can be just as valid a reason to quit as alcoholism.
- Internal struggles are a key indicator that it's time to reconsider your relationship with alcohol.
- Labels can help some people but hinder others in their sobriety journey.
- Finding happiness in sobriety is a personal journey without strict qualifications.
You don't need to meet any qualifications to get sober. If it's making you struggle internally, that's your answer.
Ever wondered if you need to label yourself to embrace sobriety? Madeline Forrest, host of the Happiest Sober Podcast, dives into this topic with her mum in an engaging and heartfelt discussion. In this episode, they chat about the different perspectives on the 'alcoholic' label versus gray-area drinking. Madeline shares her journey and thoughts on why you don't need to meet any 'qualifications' to get sober.
With her mum's experiences in AA and Madeline's personal reflections, they explore how labels can both help and hinder people in their sobriety journey. They also touch on the internal struggles and mental gymnastics that come with questioning one's drinking habits. Madeline's excitement about her first sober all-inclusive resort trip adds a light-hearted touch to the conversation. This episode is packed with relatable anecdotes, practical advice, and a lot of love and support for anyone on their sobriety path.
If you're questioning your relationship with alcohol or looking for a supportive community, this episode is a must-listen. Why not see if you can relate to their experiences and find your own path to happiness in sobriety?