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EP 75: Relapse with Shickey
EP 75: Relapse with Shickey
EP 75: Relapse with Shickey
Monday 16th August 2021
Join Corinna Dotypot and Shickey on Sobertown Podcast as they discuss his recent relapse, the challenges of sobriety, and the power of support.
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Get the buttons here!Shickey's Relapse: A Candid Chat on Sobertown Podcast
I think if I had listened to that, it could have pulled me back, because I've been pulled back before from listening to sober town, your podcast, the one that Lilo and Lilo.
Relapse is a word no one in recovery wants to hear, but it's a reality many face. In this episode of the Sobertown Podcast, Corinna Dotypot sits down with Shickey to have an open and heartfelt conversation about his recent relapse. They don't sugarcoat the difficulties; instead, they dive deep into the emotional and practical challenges that come with falling off the wagon and finding the strength to get back on track.
One powerful moment in their chat is when Shickey reflects on how listening to previous episodes of Sobertown Podcast helped him during tough times: 'I think if I had listened to that, it could have pulled me back, because I've been pulled back before from listening to Sobertown, your podcast, the one that Lilo and Lilo.' This episode is a raw and real look at the fight for sobriety, offering hope and practical advice for anyone struggling with addiction or supporting someone who is.
Shickey bravely shares his story, detailing the ups and downs of his journey to sobriety, the temptations he faced, and how he managed to pull himself back up after hitting a low point. Corinna and Shickey talk about the importance of asking for help, leaning on support systems, and the sheer grit required to stay sober. They discuss coping mechanisms for cravings, the role distractions play in maintaining sobriety, and the mental battle that comes with each day of recovery.