RE 233: It’s Okay to StruggleRE 233: It’s Okay to Struggle
Recovery Elevator
Daz took his last drink on November 5, 2018. This is his story. This coming January Recovery Elevator is going to Thailand and Cambodia for 12 days. Space is limited. You can find more information about this event On today’s...
55:22•5 Aug 2019
Daz's Journey: Finding Strength in Struggle on Recovery Elevator
“You no longer feel like you're missing out by not drinking. You're actually empowering yourself by not drinking.”
Ever thought that struggling means you're failing? Think again. In this compelling episode of Recovery Elevator, Paul Churchill sits down with Daz, who took his last drink on November 5, 2018. Daz, a 43-year-old musician from Vancouver Island, shares his story of battling addiction and finding strength through struggle. With two little girls and a passion for recovery knowledge, Daz opens up about his journey from his first drink at 13 to where he is now.
Paul dives into the idea that struggling doesn't mean you're failing—in fact, it's a sign of growth. Daz’s tale is filled with moments of doubt and resilience, underscoring the importance of community support and mindfulness in his path to sobriety. This episode isn't just about quitting alcohol; it's about realizing that every struggle is a step towards a better life.
If you're facing your own battles with addiction or supporting someone who is, Daz’s story offers hope and practical advice for navigating the tough times. Tune in and discover how saying no to alcohol can lead to a life filled with accomplishments and joy.
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