Alcoholic Ominous
Alcoholic Ominous
4: Upstairs - What is going on inside the mind of the alcoholic?
4: Upstairs - What is going on inside the mind of the alcoholic?
4: Upstairs - What is going on inside the mind of the alcoholic?
Friday 14th September 2018
Explore the chaotic mind of an alcoholic with Simon's candid insights and experiences on recovery.
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38 minutes
Honest
Raw
Informative
Supportive
Engaging
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Episode Overview
- The alcoholic mind is often irrational and driven by distorted thinking.
- Recovery requires understanding and support from fellow alcoholics.
- Sobriety is a daily challenge that involves letting go of resentment.
- Alcoholism is more than just drinking; it's about underlying emotional struggles.
- Finding a supportive community can be crucial in maintaining sobriety.
"The alcoholic's mind is like a washing machine, full of fear, resentment, guilt, remorse - just noise."
In this episode of the Alcoholic Ominous Podcast, Simon takes you on a raw and honest journey through the turbulent mind of an alcoholic. Ever wondered what goes on 'upstairs'? Simon sheds light on the chaotic thought processes that drive compulsive drinking despite its destructive consequences. With a blend of humour and sincerity, Simon compares the alcoholic mind to a washing machine stuck on spin cycle, filled with dirty laundry and never quite getting clean.
He shares his personal battles and revelations, offering a glimpse into the struggle of maintaining sobriety one day at a time. Simon doesn't shy away from revealing his own experiences with alcohol, highlighting the irrational decisions made in pursuit of temporary relief. Through his candid reflections, he hopes to dispel myths surrounding alcoholism and point people towards genuine recovery.
He emphasises the importance of finding a supportive community, recounting his encounters with AA members who helped him find hope and stability. For those curious about the alcoholic mindset or seeking understanding, Simon's insights provide a heartfelt narrative. He offers an unapologetic look at the challenges faced by those struggling with alcohol addiction, aiming to foster empathy and awareness among non-alcoholics.
So, if you're ready for a rollercoaster of emotions and insights, Simon's tale promises to be both enlightening and engaging. It’s not just about the drink; it’s about understanding what fuels the desire for it and how to move beyond it.