Joe McDonald
Joe McDonald
Just Kept Using
Just Kept Using
Just Kept Using
Friday 29th April 2022
Joe McDonald explores the relentless grip of alcoholism and the struggle to quit in 'Just Kept Using' on 'Position of Neutrality'.
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Get the buttons here!The Relentless Grip of Alcohol: Joe McDonald's Take on Addiction
You thought you were using the way you wanted to and then One Day you decided I need to tame this down and found out it's a lot easier to let that monkey out of the cage than it is to get him back in.
Ever wondered why some people just can't seem to quit drinking, no matter how hard they try? In the 'Just Kept Using' episode of 'Position of Neutrality', Joe McDonald dives into the relentless nature of alcoholism. He shares personal reflections and insights on the obsession that drives many to keep drinking, even when they know it's harmful. Joe looks back on those tough years where quitting seemed impossible, shedding light on the mental and emotional turmoil that accompanies addiction.
He explains how the constant battle to control and enjoy drinking can leave one feeling restless, irritable, and discontented. But it’s not all doom and gloom. Joe also talks about the brighter side of sobriety, highlighting the improved quality of life and happiness that comes with being alcohol-free. Drawing from the foundational teachings of Alcoholics Anonymous, this episode offers both a stark look at the dangers of alcoholism and a hopeful glimpse into recovery.
Whether you're struggling with alcohol yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode provides valuable perspectives on the journey to sobriety.