RE 122: Lessons Learned From a Weekend With Drunk PeopleRE 122: Lessons Learned From a Weekend With Drunk People
Recovery Elevator
Becky, with 10 months since her last drink, shares her story………… What I learned after spending the weekend with 12 other people at a lake house: People did not care that I was not drinking People were appreciative to have a designated driver...
44:35•19 Jun 2017
Sober Reflections: Becky's Weekend Among the Drunk
“The more you try to fight the waves, the cravings, the harder it became, and oftentimes that is.”
Imagine spending a weekend surrounded by people who are drinking while you’re sober. That’s exactly what Becky, who has been alcohol-free for 10 months, did. In this episode of Recovery Elevator, she shares her eye-opening experiences and the lessons she learned from this unique situation. From realizing that no one really cared she wasn't drinking to being the appreciated designated driver, Becky provides a refreshing perspective on sobriety in social settings.
She also points out some amusing yet poignant observations, like how drunk people often have the memory of a goldfish and how hangovers still suck, even when you're just a spectator. Becky talks about recognizing potential problem drinkers and how alcohol can make people act foolishly. She also highlights the importance of sober check-ins and the value of accountability in maintaining sobriety.
Tune in to hear Becky’s journey and gain insights into navigating social situations while staying true to your commitment to sobriety.
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