Turning the Tables: Questioning the Act of Drinking
Episode Overview
Question why others choose to drink instead of justifying sobriety. Embrace community support and shared experiences for recovery. Accept imperfections in relationships while pursuing sobriety. Find purpose and presence through an alcohol-free life. Incorporate mindfulness practices like yoga for personal growth.
Why aren't you drinking? Hang on. Why are you drinking a class one carcinogen?
This episode of Recovery Elevator takes you on a heartfelt journey with Brooke, a 47-year-old from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, who bravely shares her path to sobriety. Hosted by Paul Churchill and Kristopher Oyen, the podcast challenges the traditional question of 'Why aren't you drinking?' and flips it on its head. Instead of explaining why one chooses not to drink, the episode suggests questioning the act of drinking itself.
Brooke candidly discusses her experiences, including her early encounters with alcohol and the pivotal moments that led her to seek help. Her story is a testament to the strength required to overcome addiction and the importance of community support. With humour and honesty, Brooke recounts her ups and downs, offering listeners relatable anecdotes and lessons learned along the way. The conversation touches on themes of acceptance, the role of family, and finding purpose in sobriety.
If you've ever wondered about the impact of alcohol on your life or are curious about the benefits of an alcohol-free existence, this episode offers a refreshing perspective. Join Brooke as she explores what it means to live a life present and purposeful, reminding us all that it's okay to ask for help and embrace change.