Kim Kearns, Kezia Calvert and Catherine O’Brien
Kim Kearns, Kezia Calvert and Catherine O’Brien
20. Hangxiety and Alcohol's Wave of Destruction
20. Hangxiety and Alcohol's Wave of Destruction
20. Hangxiety and Alcohol's Wave of Destruction
Tuesday 22nd March 2022
Kim and Catherine discuss hangxiety, imposter syndrome, and the benefits of sobriety in this heartfelt episode of 'The Weekend Sober'.
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I think taking the mindful approach on a daily basis is so important. Giving yourself grace and compassion, being kind to yourself.
Ever wondered why some people have that sudden 'aha' moment to quit drinking, while others take it slow? In this episode of 'The Weekend Sober', hosts Kim and Catherine unpack their own unique paths to sobriety. They reflect on last week's interview with Jeremy, drawing parallels between his light bulb moment and Kim's own decision to stop drinking. It's fascinating to see how different everyone's journey can be.
The conversation then shifts to the dreaded 'hangxiety'—that awful mix of hangover and anxiety that many know all too well. Kim and Catherine share how eliminating alcohol has significantly reduced their anxiety levels, offering a glimmer of hope for anyone struggling with similar issues. But it's not all smooth sailing; they also tackle imposter syndrome and the heavy burden of shame that often accompanies addiction.
With a blend of personal anecdotes and practical advice, they emphasize the importance of self-compassion and kindness in the recovery process. This episode is a heartfelt, honest discussion that offers both comfort and inspiration for those on their own sobriety journey.