Mike R and Glenn H
Mike R and Glenn H
No Longer Paralyzed- healing through “help.” - cofffee with Tim D
No Longer Paralyzed- healing through “help.” - cofffee with Tim D
No Longer Paralyzed- healing through “help.” - cofffee with Tim D
Wednesday 11th February 2026
Join Mike, Glenn, and Tim D as they discuss breaking free from addiction's grip through community and help in this heartwarming episode.
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Episode Overview
- Asking for help is a strength, not a weakness.
- Community support is crucial for recovery.
- Consistent meeting attendance can be a lifeline.
- Building new habits is key to breaking free from addiction.
- Facing fears of relapse is part of the journey.
"One of my greatest fears is the relapse that everybody talks about because I'm not sure I'd have the strength to do it again."
Interested in the personal battles against addiction? Join Mike and Glenn in the Sober.Coffee Shop as they brew up a heartwarming conversation with Tim D. In this lively chat, the trio reflects on how habits once paralysed them in the 'box' of addiction, and how breaking free required embracing help. Tim shares his journey from feeling stuck to finding healing through consistent support and attending meetings.
The discussion touches on the stigma of asking for help and why it’s actually a strength rather than a weakness. The hosts and Tim dive into the importance of community and how, sometimes, the simplest actions like showing up to meetings can be a lifeline. They also explore the idea of not being a 'Richard' and how kindness plays a pivotal role in recovery.
This episode is a reminder that while the path to sobriety is filled with challenges, it’s also packed with small victories that can make all the difference. So, are you ready to challenge your own habits and reach out for help when needed?