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Elisha – How did we overcome our reluctance to share our inventory with another person?
Elisha – How did we overcome our reluctance to share our inventory with another person?
Elisha – How did we overcome our reluctance to share our inventory with another person?
Thursday 14th April 2022
Elisha shares how she overcame reluctance to share her inventory in recovery, offering hope and humour in tackling Step 5.
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Episode Overview
- Overcoming reluctance can be driven by desperation for sobriety.
- Trust in a sponsor is crucial for sharing personal inventory.
- Community support helps alleviate fears of sharing.
- Humour can ease the tension during recovery steps.
- Personal anecdotes provide relatable insights into recovery.
Would I rather drink again? The answer for me was always no.
Ever wondered what it takes to bare your soul and share your inventory with another person? Elisha, a grateful alcoholic in recovery, tackles this daunting Step 5 challenge on the SoberQ Podcast. Elisha's journey is one of desperation and determination, a tale that many in recovery might find relatable. With a drinking history that left her shattered, Elisha sought change through the AA program, stringing together days of sobriety like pearls on a necklace.
Her reluctance to share her inventory was met with the simple question: would she rather drink again? The answer was always a resounding no. Elisha credits her ability to overcome reluctance to a few key factors. First, the support and examples set by other sober women at meetings gave her hope that sharing wouldn't be as terrifying as imagined. Tales of sponsors yawning at inventories provided comic relief and reassurance. Secondly, trust in her sponsor played a crucial role.
Having worked through previous steps together, Elisha felt confident that sharing her inventory would expand her recovery rather than hinder it. The episode is peppered with anecdotes that illustrate the power of community and trust in the recovery process. Elisha's candid recounting of her sponsor yawning mid-inventory serves as a humorous reminder that sometimes our fears are bigger than reality. It's these moments of levity that make the podcast not just informative but engaging.
If you're looking for an episode that combines raw honesty with practical advice on overcoming reluctance in recovery, this one is worth your time. You'll find inspiration in Elisha's story and perhaps some motivation to tackle your own recovery challenges.