Paul Churchill
Paul Churchill
RE 123: The Drunkest Cities in America
RE 123: The Drunkest Cities in America
RE 123: The Drunkest Cities in America
Monday 26th June 2017
Explore America's drunkest cities and hear Mary's inspiring journey to sobriety on Recovery Elevator. Tune in for advice and hope.
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Thankfulness is a big thing, and I also ask him every morning to show me how I can be of service That Day to other people.
Ever wondered which cities top the list for alcohol consumption in the U.S.? In this episode of Recovery Elevator, hosts Paul Churchill and Kristopher Oyen dive into the topic of America's drunkest cities. From Green Bay, WI to Fargo, ND, they explore the surprising statistics and the culture of heavy drinking in these areas. But the heart of this episode is Mary, a guest who has been sober for three years.
Mary shares her compelling story, starting from her early teenage years when she first encountered alcohol while babysitting, to her daily beer habits, and the turning points that led her to embrace sobriety. Living in Louisiana, Mary is now a college student, a mother of five, and enjoys running and biking. Her journey is filled with moments of reckoning, community support, and personal growth.
She offers heartfelt advice for those on the path to sobriety, emphasizing the importance of gratitude and service. Mary also touches on the role of relapse in recovery, encouraging listeners to be patient and kind to themselves. This episode is a candid look at the realities of alcoholism and the hope that comes with recovery. It's a must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration and practical advice on living an alcohol-free life.